Music
A Level WJEC Eduqas
A Level WJEC Eduqas
Music A Level is both a creative and academic course giving students the opportunity to develop a deep understanding and appreciation of music in all of its forms. It gives a fascinating insight into how music is created and performed across a wide range of styles and periods.
Through their study, students develop highly developed performing and composing skills alongside critical analysis, listening and appraising of music.
Highly respected by universities, Music A Level shows a student is both an academic individual as well as being rounded and creative.
Grade 6 in GCSE Music. Grade 6 standard on your instrument/voice. Additionally grade 5 standard music theory, enthusiasm for performing & composition, a genuine interest in exploring all styles of music.
The course is split into three areas: performance, composition and listening/appraising. Students can choose to focus more on either performance or composition depending on their interests and skill set. There are three areas of study including The Western Classical Tradition, Jazz, and Into the Twentieth or Twenty-first Century. Students study a range of set works and unfamiliar music from the areas of study.
Miniature scores of the set works (4 scores at approx. £8 each)
Cost of ongoing private instrumental/ theory tuition
Please note: In recognition of the cost of taking the Advanced Level Music course, AHS will support your daughter by paying for instrumental lessons on one instrument, which may include voice or general musicianship/theory up to the sum of £480 per annum.
See Ms Raven or your Music Subject Ambassador, Beth Lewin (Year 13)
Performance
Composition
Listening & Appraising
One exam at the end of the course which includes: