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Level 2
Music | Performance and Production | UAL Diploma | Level 2
COURSE OVERVIEW
With access to our state of the art recording studios and rehearsal rooms, this highly practical course will teach you about the music industry and develop your musical skills. On both pathways, there are industry lessons and you are encouraged to market your work.
On the performance pathway, you will be in a band and/or playing solo: playing cover songs, or being involved in writing original songs. You will be researching techniques around your personal interests and will play at least four gigs in the year, plus will have the opportunity to make demo recordings of the songs you play.
On the production pathway, you will become an expert in using Logic Pro x to make music in any style of your choice. You will also learn about microphone techniques to add live recordings to your music.
- Experienced teachers
- Experienced classroom support
- State-of-the-art equipment for computer music, recording and rehearsing
- Inclusive and relaxed atmosphere
- 100% pass rate for those who attend every session.
FURTHER INFORMATION
To start at this level, you need at least three GCSES at grade 3 (D/E) or above, including English and maths.
Additional requirements
Start on the Level 1 Music & Media course if you do not have these grades.
Further study
You can progress onto a Level 3 music course.
Future careers
- Music producer
- Recording artist
- Live sound technician or sound engineer
- Music composer
- Soundtrack producer for media, web or games
You will be assessed throughout your course via practical activity observations, academic coursework and industry placements. Assessments are based around ‘real-life’ projects and industry or workplace scenarios including work experience. Your final grade will be awarded as pass, merit or distinction.