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build your career in music PROSPECTUS - SCOTLAND www.academyofmusic.ac.uk Contents ABOUT THE ACADEMY 4-5 SHORT COURSES 8-9 HND MUSIC 12-13 BA (HONS) MUSIC & SOUND 14-15 M.MUS POPULAR MUSIC PERFORMANCE 16-17 ENRICHMENT PROGRAMME 18 STUDENT SUPPORT 19 MUSIC CAREERS 20 SKILLS 21 EDINBURGH 22 EXETER 22 GATESHEAD 23 GLASGOW 23 SOUTHAMPTON 24 ONLINE 24 HOW TO APPLY 26-27 FEES & FINANCE 28 ACCOMMODATION 29 CONTACT 30 2 - build your career in music 3 About Our students are at the heart of the Academy of Music and Sound, supported by our team of dedicated tutors. We offer specialist music performance and SPECIALISE IN: production education, preparing you for a career in the modern music industry. Founded in 1994, the Academy of Music and Sound offers music education by professional musicians for ages 16-19, through to undergraduate and postgraduate study in Edinburgh, Exeter, Gateshead, Glasgow, Southampton, PERFORMANCE and Online. With UK artists dominating the global music scene and the increasing popularity PRODUCTION of festivals and live music bringing £4bn into the UK economy, it is an exciting industry for those looking for a fulfilling vocation. There are a huge range of career paths for you to follow, from performance, songwriting and production through to BUSINESS stage management and sound engineering. AMS alumni are now successfully within the UK and global music industry. Notable alumni include: • Tristan Evans - Drummer in Virgin EMI-signed band The Vamps – He is also the producer on many of their songs. They have launched their own record label and played in stadiums across the world. • Laurence Jones – Songwriter, guitarist and vocalist, winning Young Blues Artist of the Year in 2014, 2015 and 2016. He has supported Van Morrison, James Bay, Jools Holland and Buddy Guy. • Josh Kumra – Signed to Sony RCA, he co-wrote the number 1 single, ‘Don’t Go’ with Wretch 32. Going on to release his album, collaborating with the likes of Naughty Boy and Emeli Sandé. • Eddy Thrower – Drummer in Lower Than Atlantis, selling out 6 UK tours as well as having two Top 40 albums, they have music featured on games such as Tony Hawk and Guitar Hero. • Anchor Lane - Finished their HN studies before embarking on an extensive tour of the UK and performing at this year’s Download, Isle of Wight Festival and the O2 Academy supporting Tremonti. “Explosive hard rockin’ sounds from a young band with some unforgettable riffs.” Jim Gellatly, Amazing Radio & Scottish Sun. • LUCIA - Currently performing up and down the UK almost every week, there isn’t a pocket in which LUCIA haven’t performed. Off the back of being flown over to Texas for SXSW, they have performed at XPONorth, TRNSMT and are headlining their own show at the legendary Glasgow venue King Tuts. The band have the backing of Craig Armstrong who has worked with U2, Massive Attack and Lana Del Rey. Source: UK Music, Wish You Were Here 4 - build your career in music 5 Further Education SHORT COURSES 6 - build your career in music 7 Short Courses EDINBURGH • GLASGOW FEES FUNDED We run a variety of short-courses delivered by industry professionals covering a wide array of disciplines including songwriting, instrumental techniques for performance and music business skills to build your career in the music industry. Additionally, we provide training for music technology and sound production suitable for beginners or experienced professionals. Our courses are funded through college partnerships, so most people aged 14- plus and resident in Scotland can participate for FREE. COURSE • Women’s Employability in the Music Industry • Employability in the Music Industry • Sound Production • Digital Synthesis and Sampling • Live Music Our short courses develop to reflect the industry, so please get in contact with your local centre for more information. PERFORMANCE • Undertake a key role in a band • Engage in a recorded music performance • Gain experience as a session musician BUSINESS • Gain knowledge into the commercial side of the industry • Opportunities for real working experience • Explore aspects of music promotion and have fun organising your own community-based music activity. TECHNOLOGY 93% of students • Record, mix and master your music in 2017/18 said the • Explore MIDI sequencing, dynamic processors, analogue synthesis, equalisation and filters course was good • Experience live sound engineering, setting up and mixing live bands or outstanding 8 - build your career in music 9 higher Education HND MUSIC BA (HONS) MUSIC & SOUND M.MUS POPULAR MUSIC PERFORMANCE 10 - build your career in music 11 HND YEAR 1* • Music History • Creative Industries Infrastructure HND Music • Music First Study: Instrument • Live Performance Skills • Music: Instrumental Accompaniment (Glasgow) 2 YEARS EDINBURGH • GLASGOW FUNDING AVAILABLE • Songwriting Accredited by Scottish Qualification Authority (SQA) Higher, it is a vocational • Graded Unit: Music course for guitarists, drummer, bass players, vocalist, singer-songwriters and keyboard players. Created in partnership with education professionals and • Music Theory industry experts, reflecting the current music industry and allows for further • Professional Practice progression onto higher levels of study, expanding career opportunities and personal development. • Stagecraft for Musicians • Working in Creative Industries COURSE • Music Second Study: Composition • Instrument-specific tuition with professional musicians • Music Sequencing (Edinburgh) • Gain a working comprehensive knowledge of the music industry • Perform and organise your own gig in collaboration with other musicians HND YEAR 2 • Compose, arrange and record your own music using industry-standard software (Logic Pro X) • Music First Study: Instrument • Exclusive access to our Higher Education enrichment programme (Page 20) • Graded Unit: Music PROGRESSION • Music Industry Digital Communication 81% of • Music: Live Performance Skills You will be able to progress to study a BA (Hons) top-up. During your time with students in us, besides industry networking, you will have gained transferable skills such • Music: Session Skills as communication, personal development and teamwork, plus research and • Music for the Visual Arts analytical skills, as well as building a portfolio of work and performance repertoire. 2017/18 said • Music and Image for Video the course ENTRY REQUIREMENTS • Music Research Project Minimum of National 4 English and two SQA subjects at National 4/5 level, plus a • Instrumental Instruction: An Introduction was good or successful audition and interview. • Music Second Study: Composition outstanding *Option for HNC to be awarded on completion of year 1 • Entrepreneurship in the Creative Industries 12 - build your career in music 13 BA (Hons) Music & Sound EDINBURGH • EXETER • GATESHEAD • GLASGOW 1 YEAR SOUTHAMPTON • ONLINE Equivalent to the 3rd year of a degree, this flexible top-up year is designed to follow on from our Foundation Degree in Music & Sound, but would also suit any applicants studying a music related HND, Foundation Degree or indeed those with recognised industry experience backed up with qualifications. Validated by the University of West London, the course has been developed to mirror the modern music industry, allowing students to learn the skills to become independent, multi-skilled music practitioners, fluent with various forms of multi-media. COURSE • Encompass all aspects of the modern day DIY musician, helping you to become an independent artist, band or business • Gain practical skills whilst building a portfolio of music, contacts and experience LEVEL 6 PROJECT • Prepare to work within industries, such as gaming and advertising Engage in a large-scale project in an area of your choice: performance, songwriting, composition, dissertation, music • Have time, space and opportunity to develop your own sound and work on production, event management and multi-media. your material OPTIONAL MODULES MUSIC AND SOUND FOR MEDIA SHOWCASE STUDIES Study the academic theories behind matching music and PROGRESSION This performance-based module helps students to work sound with media and put them into practice when creating towards presenting a live showcase that is supported by your own soundtrack to a given film clip. You will be able to progress to postgraduate level onto a course such as our M.Mus in Popular Music Performance. You will have honed your music-related relevant and effective promotional materials. RECORDING PROJECT skills to a professional standard and will have gained an extensive transferable ADVANCED STUDIO PRODUCTION skill-set. This could be used to either enter the industry or build up your own There is a large market for music that film and TV Create your own portfolio of professional productions while business. production companies can take ‘off the shelf’ for genres developing a keen understanding of the techniques and such as sport, gameshows, wildlife etc (known as working practices of leading producers. ‘library music’ or ‘production music’). In this module, you ENTRY REQUIREMENTS will create your own portfolio of original music suitable ADVANCED RADIO PRODUCTION for submitting to a publisher/library music company Foundation degree, HND or equivalent qualification in performance or production Enjoy the challenges of making your own short radio play that covers a wide range of moods, styles and uses. plus successful audition and interview. Applicants with relevant industry production that encompasses theme music, incidental experience may be accepted
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