A level Music is a varied and interesting course that will develop both your theoretical and practical music skills. You will improve your understanding of music theory, as well as gaining the opportunity to use industry-standard software to create your own compositions. As part of your future development, you will have weekly one-to-one tuition on your chosen instrument. A level Music is a rigorous course intended for students interested in classical and popular music theory. As part of this subject, you will develop sheet music analysis skills, compositional practice, and an appreciation of a wider historical context of music. Instrumental tuition will afford you oneto- one support and encouragement, challenging you to practice pieces between grades 6-8.
To study at RSFC, you must have achieved a minimum of five GCSEs or equivalent at grade 4 or above across four separate subjects, including GCSE Mathematics and/or English Language. In addition, a grade 5 or above in GCSE Music or grade 5 in Music Theory is required, along with proficiency (grade 5 or above) on a musical instrument.
This subject is assessed through a combination of performance, coursework and external examinations. You will complete several mock exams throughout the course but in your final year you will have one performance assessment and one written assessment. All coursework will be submitted in your final year.
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Rochdale |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | College Road, Rochdale, OL12 6HY |
A level Music is a varied and interesting course that will develop both your theoretical and practical music skills. You will improve your understanding of music theory, as well as gaining the opportunity to use industry-standard software to create your own compositions. As part of your future development, you will have weekly one-to-one tuition on your chosen instrument. A level Music is a rigorous course intended for students interested in classical and popular music theory. As part of this subject, you will develop sheet music analysis skills, compositional practice, and an appreciation of a wider historical context of music. Instrumental tuition will afford you oneto- one support and encouragement, challenging you to practice pieces between grades 6-8.
To study at RSFC, you must have achieved a minimum of five GCSEs or equivalent at grade 4 or above across four separate subjects, including GCSE Mathematics and/or English Language. In addition, a grade 5 or above in GCSE Music or grade 5 in Music Theory is required, along with proficiency (grade 5 or above) on a musical instrument.
This subject is assessed through a combination of performance, coursework and external examinations. You will complete several mock exams throughout the course but in your final year you will have one performance assessment and one written assessment. All coursework will be submitted in your final year.