MPRA (Music Production and Recording Arts)
MPRA Academy
Music Production and Recording Arts (MPRA) is a pathway within in the Performing Arts Academy that is designed for students who wish to explore the intersection of music and technology. The curriculum in this pathway creates a solid foundation both in musicianship and technology with coursework focused on music theory, aural skills, applied music performance, introduction to music technology, recording studio techniques, and music production.
Students in the Music Production and Recording Arts pathway will build music literacy in their first year of study in music theory and performance ensembles such as class piano, symphonic band or chorus. Technology, production, and recording coursework will follow in subsequent years, along with the continued participation in performance ensembles and options for higher level study in areas such as music theory/composition and film production. Successful completion of the coursework in this pathway provides students with a well rounded music background and the technology skills needed to pursue undergraduate programs in music, music industry, and music production.
Upcoming Events
April 25 - Senior MPRA Showcase
May 9 - Band and Choir Concert
May 14 - Guitar and Song Writing Concert
Course of Study
Freshman
Ensemble*
Music Theory
Sophomore
Adobe Video
Ensemble*
Audio Engineering Technology I
Junior
Audio Engineering Technology II
Ensemble*
Adobe Visual
Senior
Ensemble*
CTE Advanced Studies
*Ensembles
Choir
Song Writing
Concert Band
Guitar