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Music Performance & Production Course Overview
| Institution code | L83 |
| UCAS code | MPP |
| Credits | With integrated Foundation Year 480 BMus 360 |
| Study Mode | Full-time & part-time |
| Duration | With Foundation FT: 4 years/PT: 8 years BA FT: 3 years/PT: 6 years
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| Full-time fees | UK / EEA: £9,250 per year |
| Part-time fees | UK / EEA: £4,620 per year |
| Funding | SFE funding available |
| International/ EU Applicants | If you are arriving after the UK has left the EU on January 1st 2021, you will require a visa to study in the UK, LCCM will not be able to sponsor you for a student visa. To find out more information, please visit the following page: apply to the EU Settlement Scheme. |
| University Validation | University for the Creative Arts |
| Start Date | September |
| Age | 18 |
| Programme Specification |
The music industry has changed. Today’s successful musicians are multi-instrumentalists who can produce their own music, manage their own projects and capitalise on their online channels.
The BMus hons Music Performance & Production Course is aimed at producing versatile, musically literate graduates with the skills, theoretical knowledge and networks needed to develop lasting careers as professional musicians.
On our Degree Music you will learn from professional musicians working in the Industry who bring their practical knowledge and expertise into the classroom. So, whether you are an Instrumentalist, Songwriter, Performer, Producer, Arranger or Music Lecturer this is the course for you.
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In order to succeed on this degree, you will need to have a solid foundation in your chosen specialism. If you don’t have but would like to develop your skill further, you will need to apply for the four-year degree with integrated foundation year.
The BMus Performance & Production is complemented by a foundation year course aimed at students whose musical skills need improving to gain UG entry. Study at this level is designed to give students a structured musical education, for example if you have not studied music formally at Level 3 or had prior access to private music lessons.
The course is built so students will learn and achieve the sufficient musical, industry and study skills. It concentrates on ensuring students develop a foundation level of technique on their chosen principal instrument. The course also provides an introduction to music theory and core performance, rehearsal and study skills.
We believe this course will allow students to be fully prepared for our BMUS UG courses, as they will ensure you achieve the full set of knowledge and practical skills required to study at Level 4.
What you will learn?
- An understanding of rudimentary music theory
- Development of natural musicianship
- Essential instrumental and performance skills
- The ability to collaborate
- Key Academic Study Skills
- An understanding of core Industry skill
This BMus (Hons) Music Performance course is designed to give you a broad range of skills to maximise your employability. You will develop high-level skills in your specialist area, such as your instrument and this will be supported by a broader range of skills that relate to contemporary music.
In addition, you will acquire experience and transferrable skills that are essential to all careers. On this degree, you will create the music you want to make, and we’ll help you establish the career you want to fulfil.
Extra-curricular activities
Extra-curricular optional workshops such as Choir, Drumline, Jazz Improvisation, instrument lessons, Industry and Large Ensembles are offered to compliment your formal studies. These workshops also give you the opportunity to experiment with new musical ideas, learnt from other classes without being formally assessed.
LCCM has many events, guest speakers and masterclass throughout the academic year. These involve Artists & industry professionals who come to LCCM and give different perspectives and provide further inspiration and insight on working in the music industry.
Career paths
This course is designed to equip you with the skills, theoretical knowledge and connections necessary to establish a lasting career in music. The list below highlights some of the career options available:
- Professional session musician
- Arranger
- Musical director
- Band member
- Producer
- Songwriter
- Programmer
- Executive, manager, administrator, officer in the music or wider entertainment industry
- Music industry entrepreneur
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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Entry is subject to talent audition & music theory test.
Relevant equivalent work experience or talent audition (including music theory test) can be considered in place of formal qualifications
Please click here to see the Audition Guidelines document for this Programme.
Entry is subject to talent audition & music theory test.
Relevant equivalent work experience or talent audition (including music theory test) can be considered in place of formal qualifications
Use our basic tariff points table below to calculate how many UCAS points your qualifications are worth. Please note that this UCAS tariff table is an indicative guide only.
For a complete list of qualifications, please refer to the UCAS Tariff Points Calculator.
The personal statement is an important part of your application and is your chance to tell us about your aims in music and why it interests you. Your ability to communicate effectively is important, so the quality of your writing is a factor in how we make our decision. In particular, we will be looking for you to show a genuine interest in music, demonstrated by one or more of the following:
- learning an instrument either taught or self-taught
- extra-curricular music activities at school, college or in the community
- performing music as a soloist, a band member or forming a band
- writing or producing music