All information is for 2020 entry and is accurate at time of printing. Information is subject to change, it may be updated by the College from time to time to reflect advances in the subject, changing requirements of professional bodies and new opportunities for students. Visit barton-peveril.ac.uk/courses/popular-music-and-jazz for more information Course Summary This course gives highly able musicians the optimum chance to pursue a career in the commercial music industry, as performers. On this course you will be able to develop your skills as a performer, and become adept in a range of techniques and styles. Topics > Session Musician > Live Music Performance > Music Improvisation > Advanced Harmony Techniques > Planning a Career in Music Why choose this course? > Free tuition on your main instrument/voice > Multiple large productions and performance opportunities > State-of-the-art facilities > Visits from prestigious academic and industry experts > Unique opportunities to access sound checks and shadow professional band members in performances at venues such as the O2 and West End theatres Where might it lead? The course has been designed with the assistance of staff from the UK’s leading music conservatoires, specifically with a view to enabling students to access prestigious degree courses. Recent students have been offered places at The Royal Academy of Music, Trinity College of Music and Guildhall School of Music. Assessment This course is 100% coursework. Entry requirements > GCSEs to include a minimum Grade 4 in Music if taken > Grade 7 on your main instrument or voice > You must also be able to read music fluently and have some understanding of Music Theory (ABRSM), up to grade 5 POPULAR MUSIC AND JAZZ STUDIES Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma Equivalent to one and a half A Levels The Performing Arts teachers at Barton are all true lovers of their craft, which really drives the lessons and creates a learning atmosphere which fuels creativity Elijah Jeffery Studied: Performing Arts (Acting), Drama and Theatre, Popular Music and Jazz Studies “ EXCELLENT facilities, including the College’s own Rose Theatre

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Page 1: POPULAR MUSIC AND JAZZ STUDIES€¦ · (ABRSM), up to grade 5 POPULAR MUSIC AND JAZZ STUDIES Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma Equivalent to one and a half A Levels The Performing Arts teachers

All information is for 2020 entry and is accurate at time of printing. Information is subject to change, it may be updated by the College from time to time to reflect advances in the subject, changing requirements of professional bodies and new opportunities for students.

Visit barton-peveril.ac.uk/courses/popular-music-and-jazz for more information

Course SummaryThis course gives highly able musicians the optimum chance to pursue a career in the commercial music industry, as performers. On this course you will be able to develop your skills as a performer, and become adept in a range of techniques and styles.

Topics > Session Musician > Live Music Performance > Music Improvisation > Advanced Harmony Techniques > Planning a Career in Music

Why choose this course? > Free tuition on your main

instrument/voice > Multiple large productions and

performance opportunities > State-of-the-art facilities > Visits from prestigious academic

and industry experts > Unique opportunities to access sound

checks and shadow professional band members in performances at venues such as the O2 and West End theatres

Where might it lead?The course has been designed with the assistance of staff from the UK’s leading music conservatoires, specifically with a view to enabling students to access prestigious degree courses. Recent students have been offered places at The Royal Academy of Music, Trinity College of Music and Guildhall School of Music.

AssessmentThis course is 100% coursework.

Entry requirements > GCSEs to include a minimum

Grade 4 in Music if taken

> Grade 7 on your main instrument or voice

> You must also be able to read music fluently and have some understanding of Music Theory (ABRSM), up to grade 5

POPULAR MUSIC AND JAZZ STUDIESLevel 3 Subsidiary Diploma Equivalent to one and a half A Levels

The Performing Arts teachers at Barton are all true lovers of their craft, which really drives the lessons and creates a learning atmosphere which fuels creativityElijah JefferyStudied: Performing Arts (Acting), Drama and Theatre, Popular Music and Jazz Studies

“

EXCELLENTfacilities, including the

College’s own Rose Theatre