The study of music’s forms, styles and ideas enables young people to develop an interest in appreciation and enjoyment of music. Through critical reflection and acquiring understanding, knowledge and skills, students respond by creatively developing their own musical ideas, compositions and performances.
What students will be doing in the course:
Performing individually and in groups across a variety of musical styles
Composing and arranging original pieces using instruments, voice, or digital tools
Listening to, analysing, and reflecting on different forms and traditions of music
Developing practical skills on instruments and in vocal performance
Exploring music technology, recording, and digital composition
What sort of students should choose this course?
This course is ideal for students who love music, whether through playing an instrument, singing, composing, or exploring music technology. It suits creative students who enjoy performing, experimenting with sound, and working collaboratively. Music is a great choice for those considering pathways in the creative industries, entertainment, teaching, or audio production, as well as anyone who simply wants to deepen their appreciation and skill in music.
Please see the Head Teacher of CAPA for further information about this course.