Music
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For instrumentalists and singers of Diploma level and above. Develop your ensemble and accompaniment skills in this lively, practice-based class, with concerts throughout the year. Students can join in any term, subject to audition.
Courses
Advanced Chamber Music and Piano Accompaniment
When & Where
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15 April 2024 - 1 July 2024 ( 25 hours, 10 weeks )
- Evening, Monday
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View course timetable
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Waterloo Centre
Quick Facts
- Availability Late starts accepted
- Tutor Kate Ryder
- Course Code W23CCLH01C
- Suitable For 19 year olds and up are permitted on this course
What you will learn
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Achievement on your course will be measured by whether you meet the following learning outcomes. At the start of the course you will have an opportunity to discuss these with your tutor and set your own personal targets, linked to the learning outcomes an
- demonstrate increased aural awareness and communication
- play with improved musical interpretation, technique and rehearsal skills
- Broaden your knowledge of Chamber music repertoire
- Build confidence in your playing through workshops and concerts
- Have more confidence when performing with other musicians
Cost
Full fee
£230
Concession fee
£180
Class format and activities
You will prepare repertoire chosen by you and the tutor for a workshop style presentation each week, where the tutor will offer advice and guidance. You will have ample opportunities to rehearse during each session but you are encouraged to rehearse outside the class, particularly when preparing for concerts. You are encouraged to share ideas and join in a positive discussion, so please bring another copy of your music for perusal by the class. Your public performances will be recorded and assessed by the tutor. A copy of the recording will be available to you and the tutor will always offer personal feedback. You will need to follow and contribute to discussions in English. Music Study can include the use of digital resources such as listening to recordings, watching videos online, using appropriate mobile applications and following Moodle -Morley's virtual learning environment- to enhance your learning inside and outside the classroom. Music study also offers a range of benefits including being an enjoyable way to enhance wellbeing. Music practice at Morley can also serve to enhance skills relevant for employment including developing creativity, developing high-concentration levels, building self-confidence, working to deadlines, being able to control nerves and working as part of a team.
Entry requirements
You should be of a high technical and musical standard with good sight reading skills. Some experience of playing chamber music would be advantageous, but is not essential. Entry is by informal audition. You should prepare two contrasting pieces/movements. Rudimentary sight reading will also be given.
What you need to know before you enrol
You will be expected to practise the given repertoire during the week, and have something prepared for each lesson. Excellent attendance and punctuality is required from all students. This course requires study/completion of activities outside of class time.
What you need
Instrumentalists are required to bring their own instruments Music and an additional copy for class perusal if possible. Pencil and rubber . Enthusiasm and commitment.
What you can do next
You can expect to achieve a high enough standard to work towards Diploma examinations. Keen students may gain Entry level standard to music college. You can usefully repeat this course. You may also be interested in joining the 'Morley Chamber Orchestra', the 'Piano Duos & Duets' course or any of the advanced instrumental courses Morley College offers.
