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Central to the study of Music Performance is solo performance. Other areas of this study are designed to enhance musicianship. There is a balance of class work including theory, research, creative work, aural comprehension with practical performance work. Some music reading ability is assumed. Some performances and assessments may take place out of normal school hours.

Unit 1


ARMP1		    

Unit 2


ARMP2
Music Performance

Areas studied

  • Solo Performance including technical work and/or studies.
  • Theory
  • Aural Comprehension
  • Organisation of sound through creative processes
  • Analysis of works being prepared for group or solo performance
  • Unprepared performance
     Music Performance

Areas studied

  • Solo Performance including technical work and/or studies
  • Theory
  • Aural comprehension
  • Analysis of works being prepared for performance
  • Group performance
  • Unprepared performance
   

Unit 3


ARMP3


&

Unit 4


ARMP4
Music Performance : Solo

Areas studied

  • Solo performance including technical work and studies and unprepared performance
  • Aural comprehension
  • Interpretation and performance styles in music.
  • Analysis of ensemble work
  • Ensemble performance
     Music performance : Solo

Areas studied

  • Solo performance including technical work, exercises and unprepared performance
  • Aural comprehension
  • Interpretation and performance styles in music
  • Analysis of ensemble work
  • Ensemble performance
Assessment: School Assessed Coursework contributes 25% to the final assessment. Solo Performance Exam contributes 50% to the final assessment. An aural and written examination contributes 25% to the final assessment.

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