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A Level Music Becoming an expert Performer Composer Analyst & Historian A Level Music Analysis and History (40%) The Western Classical Tradition The symphony in the Classical and Romantic eras Musical Theatre Into


  1. A Level Music

  2. Becoming an expert • Performer • Composer • Analyst & Historian

  3. A Level Music Analysis and History (40%) • The Western Classical Tradition – The symphony in the Classical and Romantic eras • Musical Theatre • Into the Twentieth Century

  4. Outstanding support and resources

  5. Creative work Composition (35%) Performance (25%) Composition (25%) Performance (35%)

  6. Performance • College accompanists (Matt, Davies, Richard Hall, Michael Jones) • Heavily subsidised lessons – £50 per year for 30 x 20 minute lessons • Multiple mock performances and support • Eduqas uses a visiting examiner • High quality choirs and ensembles

  7. Composition • Style composition • Free composition

  8. Composition teaching • Proper training in composition • Regular detailed feedback

  9. Composition Examples Jazzy Grade 6 Clarinet piece Student String Quartet Musical Theatre duet (pastiche Classical style)

  10. Results on New Specification (2017 -) KE (national average) A* 9% (4.5%) A*-B 64% (46%) Pass 100%

  11. Results 2013-2019 • 66% of students achieved an A* - B • 100% of students passed • On average students outperformed equivalent students nationally by 1/3 of a grade (positive value added)

  12. Destinations - University • Oxford & Cambridge • Southampton • Manchester • Cardiff • Birmingham • Sheffield • York • Liverpool • Durham

  13. Destinations - Conservatoires • Royal Northern College of Music • Royal Academy of Music • Royal Welsh School of Music and Drama • Guildhall School of Music and Drama • Royal Birmingham Conservatoire • Trinity College of Music

  14. Other subjects • Cambridge (Languages) • Birmingham (Geology, Social work, English) • UCL (Chemistry) • Oxford (Languages, Chemistry) • Southampton (Geology) • Manchester (Medicine) • Exeter (English) • Reading (Chemistry) • Durham (Combined Arts) • Cardiff (Physics and Music) • Bristol (Languages) • Teacher training (various)

  15. Composer a and Sound D Design gner “your teaching was and is invaluable to my development as a professional musician” • Theatre scores include a piece for Welsh Ballet that was performed at Sadler’s Wells • Television work includes the co-writing of the music for the BBC series Hinterland . • Won a Welsh BAFTA last year for her work on a television series.

  16. Violi linis ist i in the e RLPO PO • Plays in the first violins in the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra • Teaches at Manchester University and Chethams Music School

  17. PhD hD Stu tudent a at t Co Corn rnell U University my responsibilities at Cornell include working as a teaching assistant for a range of undergraduate- level courses, and on many occasions I have found myself drawing directly on things I learned at King Eds over six years ago! • Read Music at Southampton University • Achieved funding to study for a PhD in Musicology at Cornell University – one of the most prestigious Ivy League institutions for music.

  18. Chor oral S Schol olar r at Cambridge “without being involved in such a big, active and friendly music department I definitely wouldn’t have chosen to study music or apply to Cambridge” • Came to King Ed’s with the intention of studying Biochemistry at Uni • Now an undergraduate student and Choral Scholar at Gonville and Caius

  19. Busi usiness S ss Strateg egy C Consu nsultant “employers are always looking for rounded students who are engaged in a range of activities” • Read French and Italian at Cambridge • Advises international businesses on strategy at OC&C

  20. Music Community “I feel extremely lucky to have been a part of such a fantastically friendly little community”

  21. Enrichment • Wind Band • Jazz Band • Chamber Groups and Ensembles • Choir • Chamber Choir • Orchestra • String Orchestra

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