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Music at GCSE
Music at GCSE
Music is a option choice for GCSE.
At Robert Clack, we follow the Eduqas GCSE Music specification. In the course, you will:
Perform as a soloist and in an ensemble (30%)
Compose two different pieces of music using Logic Pro or Musescore. One of these is free choice, and the other is called the set brief which is sent by the exam board [exampe below] (30%)
Developing your knowledge of music and listening skills, which is applied in the end of course exam (40%)
You will also develop a number of transferable skills, such as independence, teamwork, verbal and non-verbal communication, self-disciple and many more!
To find out more, you can look through documents below:
Developing my music knowledge and skills
Developing my music knowledge and skills
You are already developing your music knowledge and skills in lesson, but there are so many opportunities for you to engage in music to continue this outside the classroom.
One easy way to do this is to attend an extra-curriulcar activity in school. Check out the timetable in the music department or on your google classroom for more information.
There are also ways you can get involved in music outside of school. Below are a some links that you can use:
Careers in Music
Careers in Music
Everyone studies music at KS3, but what can you do with music once you have left school?
Music is the 5th largest industry in the world! There are so many different career paths that do not require you to perform or compose music, but what are they?
Click the link to find out about some of the many different careers in music. You can also do you own research and share this with your teacher/peers.
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