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Study Details: MMus 1 year full-time
The structure of this course optimizes flexibility for the working student, with limited lectures,; the most emphasis in this program is on one-on-one time learning through the tutorial system and via the e-learning platform. Additionally, provisions are made for students’ professional work to form part of the assessment process, particularly in the practical components of the course.
The MMus in Popular Music Performances is designed to address the practical, academic and professional needs of contemporary musicians and vocalists and welcomes students from all genres of music.
Why choose this course?
The course is delivered by tutors who are all active professionals within the music industry, so they’re well placed to support your career development.
The course combines practical and academic study. Practical modules include extensive ensemble work and individual instrumental tuition. Academic modules include research methods and critical perspectives, which will prepare you for creating and executing a final practice-based research project. You will also take an option module, where you may choose between studio recording, music pedagogy and songwriting. In addition to your core study you will be invited to attend LCM master classes and industry platforms, which are open to all in our community.
In addition to the core study you will be encouraged to participate in a wide range of musical activities as part of the extensive London College of Music (LCM) community. LCM ensembles include LCM Pop and Gospel Choir, New Ground Ensemble, LCM Big Band, LCM Glee Choir and LCM Chamber Choir. In addition to these you will find yourself involved in numerous other musical activities, which take place within our vibrant community.
You will need to hold an appropriate undergraduate qualification, eg: BA (Hons) Music (with Performance) or BMus (Hons) Performance – with a 2:1 or above. Equivalent overseas qualifications will be considered.
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Studying at masters level should broaden your horizons as a musician and scholar. The reality for many musicians today is that we have a multi-faceted career. This masters will enable you to explore areas of interest in greater depth, develop new skills and, in all probability, open up some new avenues of investigation, musical and academic to you.
Completion of this performance masters will enhance your skills in your chosen fields: as a performer, musical director, educator, academic or combination of these. If you wish to take your academic study further, the London College of Music has a growing research community and offers both DMus and MPhil/PhD research degrees.
Modules
The University of West London (UWL) offers a diverse range of postgraduate courses, with options to study full-time and part-time, both in daytimes an...
