A Level Music Technology
Music Technology is a course which introduces students to recording, sequencing and producing. The course is taught in the newly refurbished music department where students will have individual workstations which run the industry leading ‘Pro tools’ software.
It is the ideal route for students wanting to follow Music or Music Technology courses at university. A-level Music Technology is very desirable for prospective employers in all areas of work including the music industry, arts administration, medicine, teaching, armed forces and journalism.
“Music Technology is amazing: it was a thoroughly rewarding experience and gave me a wonderful insight into the processes used to create much of the music we frequently listen to.”
A Level Music Technology – Edexcel
What is Music Technology?
Music technology is a course which introduces you to recording, composing and producing. You will learn to use state of the art professional equipment in a way which develops you as a sound engineer and musician.
Why study it?
A-Level Music Technology is the perfect stepping stone for students wanting to do Music and Music Technology courses at university. It is also a fully recognised A-Level that supports applications for other courses, especially if students are involved in extra-curricular activities.
Course Structure and Your Future
Year 12 & 13
Component 1: Recording
Component 2: Technology-based composition
Component 3: Listening and analysing
Component 4: Producing and analysing
What next?
Studying A Level Music Technology can be extremely valuable if you wish to pursue a career in the following:
Various Music industry careers, teaching, arts administration, law & journalism, armed forces