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Music & Music Technology First Diploma -
Course code: FTB35
The Programme
The main aim of the programme is to introduce students to productions which have a Music or Music Technology emphasis and will also give a grounding within various aspects of the music industry. The programme will be project led and will cater for both musicians and technicians within a working environment. Furthermore it can also be a progression route onto the National Diploma courses.
The Programme Content
The course is split into eight units or modules. The modules all relate to Music or Music Technology, but some are aspects you may not have thought of. You will study units that include or relate to Music Performance, planning and setting up a Recording, Sequencing (composing music using computers), Learning about aspects of Music (such as notation, styles and structures), Study of the Music Business, and a Final Major Performance that you will help to organise as either a performer or technician.
Entry Requirements
Five GCSEs grade E or above and show interest in Music or Music Technology. You will be asked about your experience as well as interviewed about your qualifications.
Costs
Students will need to provide their own headphones and purchase a set of leads, approximately £20.
Progression
In the past, students from the BTEC First Diploma have progressed to the BTEC National Diploma here at the college, or to A Level programmes. From there, they have moved on to higher education at establishments including Bath, Salford, TVU and East London.
Length of Study
One year.
Academic Year
This course starts in the / 1 academic year.
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