Music as a course explores the theory, history, performance, and composition of music. It combines both practical and theoretical elements, allowing students to develop skills in playing instruments, singing, analyzing music, and understanding different musical styles and traditions.  

Core Areas of Study

1. Music Theory – Covers notation, harmony, melody, rhythm, and composition.  

2. Music History – Examines different periods of music, influential composers, and cultural influences.  

3. Performance – Involves vocal or instrumental training, solo and ensemble performances.  

4. Composition & Arranging– Focuses on creating original music and arranging existing pieces.  

5. Music Technology – Explores recording, production, and digital music creation.  

6. Ethnomusicology – Studies world music traditions and their cultural significance.  

Career Paths

Graduates can pursue careers in music performance, education, production, sound engineering, composition, and music therapy, among others.  

Music as a course is ideal for those passionate about creativity, expression, and the technical aspects of sound and performance.