Through a blend of practice-based, self-driven practical assignments, theoretical underpinning, and studio and live venue environment learning, this is a programme geared towards those who really want to get into the detail of how to produce music, from the ground up, in diverse and contemporary production environments.

Great sound design has the ability to enhance the gaming experience while creating emotional narrative and dynamic impact. Gain valuable insights into sound design, composition and dialogue on this specialist course.

As a student, you will complete studies and research projects in music technology and creative music performance. Music technology studies are divided into focus areas, which all offer different perspectives into working as an expert in music technology. The combination of studies and research in music technology and creative music performance is essential to the programme. We offer you a wide course selection and versatile study opportunities to choose from based on your personal interests. During your first three years, you will study the tools needed in music technology and apply them creatively in different kinds of music contexts.

The Department of Music & Theater at West Liberty University offers undergraduate degrees in Music Education, Music Performance, Music Technology, and the flexible Bachelor of Arts in Music degree. Our award-winning faculty members are very active as performers, clinicians, and adjudicators.

Combining musical knowledge with expertise in music technology can open up many opportunities. In this course, you'll record, program and produce music, developing skills across a range of musical styles and contexts.

The BMus (Hons) Commercial Music Technology focuses on the creation, development and delivery of commercial audio. As audio creators, we are reliant on technologies which afford us many creative careers. The course encourages you to research and explore these technologies and their contextual practice, understanding their history and relevance to future associated industries.

Want to be an established music technician? Study our BSc (Hons) Music Technology degree at Birmingham City University. This course is aimed at the technical music producer and will train you to use technology to create, record and distribute music. We will provide you with industry connections, live projects and a wide, in-depth knowledge of the field.

The Bachelor of Science in Music with a concentration in Music Technology is designed for modern musicians to take advantage of computer technology and music production tools. Students will acquire the musical, analytical, and professional skills for a music production-focused career. This is fast becoming a new and popular career path for technology-minded and creative individuals.

Our BSc (Hons) Music Technology degree course will help you lay the groundwork for a rewarding career in the music industry in creative or technical areas. You'll learn how to create, produce, and engineer music technology projects in our exciting new Music and Sound Studios (opened Summer 2022). You’ll also be able to compose music and sound with professional studio hardware and software, experiment with emerging technologies and practices through collaboration and project work, and develop transferable skills that can be applied beyond your degree.

The BSc (Hons) Music and Sound Design Technology course are designed for students who wish to interrogate music and media through music, sound design and immersive audio applications.  Focus is placed on sound and music as a component of multimedia, including the world of sound design as a creative process.

Number of students per year: 4-6 Typical offer: A*AA or 7,7,6 (42+ overall) in the IB or the equivalent in other educational systems. Essential subjects: One subject must be Music (not Music Technology), except for applicants with Grade VIII theory (ABRSM). A basic knowledge of harmony, counterpoint and analytical skills, such as can be studied at A-level, is a distinct advantage.

Over recent decades many of the most significant figures in British music have studied or taught at Cambridge: composers such as Alexander Goehr, Judith Weir and Thomas Adès; performers like Joanna MacGregor and Thomas Trotter; and conductors including John Eliot Gardiner, Christopher Hogwood and Edward Gardner.

Our curriculum and music events support the pursuit of artistic excellence and academic study. You’ll develop your knowledge and ability through coursework, private instruction, and frequent performance opportunities. We also provide training in theory (fundamentals through species and florid counterpoint), history (ancient through contemporary and world studies), analysis (structural and harmonic), and performance studies in chamber music, large ensembles, solo repertoire, and composition.

A Collaborative Approach to the Future of Music.

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