Click here for further details. There are three music scholarships available in the Music Department. Assessment Courses are assessed by the submission of course work, and through end of year examinations, both theoretical and practical. A broadly-based course introduces the student to the techniques of written and practical musicianship through introductory units on Studio, Performance Studies, Kodaly methodology, Music, Arts and Ideas and the Art and Craft of Music. Students receive individual and group lessons in instrumental and vocal disciplines, rehearsals and masterclasses.
Many opportunities exist for listening, composing and performing.
Students are expected to participate in a wide variety of departmental ensembles. Year Three Students opt for courses that will develop particular strengths or interests. Successful applicants will normally be expected to have two A-levels at grade C or above, one of which must be music, or an equivalent qualification. Alternatively, candidates may present an A-level and grade VIII Associated Board or equivalent.