A-Level – Drama / Music


See page 84 for our vocational Music courses.


See page 90 for our vocational Performing Arts courses.


Course Facts


Performing Arts Facilities  Fully equipped Theatre, dance studio.


 Music teaching rooms, practice rooms and recording studio.


 Open Access learning resource areas and library.  Staff who have worked within the industry.


Equipment Required:  Non marking trainers or plimsolls (Drama & Theatre).  Your own instrument (Music)


Drama and Theatre Studies Course Length:


Awarding Body:


Music


1 year for AS, 1 year for A-Level. EDEXCEL


Entry requirements: Standard entry plus GCSE Drama or equivilant at B and audition


Assessment:


AS 100% coursework including a practical exam. In the second year 50% coursework and 50% exam.


Course Information: With a focus on plays written for the Theatre, students will learn how to analyse text and become familiar with the way written plays can be interpreted for realisation in performance. Students perform either a monologue or duologue and extracts from a professionally published play as part of their coursework.


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Course Length: Awarding Body:


1 year for AS, 1 year for A-Level. EDEXCEL


Entry requirements: Standard entry plus GCSE Music at grade B or musical instrumnent at Grade 5 and audition


Assessment: Course Information:


Students will develop performance (solo and ensemble) skills on their chosen instrument or voice, compose music and learn harmony (the basics at AS and stylistic studies in the second year). They will build up their aural and analytical skills by studying selections from the ‘New Anthology of Music’ (edited by J. Winterson, Peters, 2000) and wider listening.


40% examination - 60% coursework


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