Exam

Two contrasting songs in the legitimate style from the contemporary era of musical theatre writing, focusing on safe and healthy singing technique and performance quality

Presentation

1. One-to-one singing classes
One-to-one singing lessons will focus on the development of individual singing style and technique. Tutor will continually assess students’ voices in order to provide a technical programme that will be tailored specifically to suit individual vocal needs. Students will have the opportunity to explore their vocal potential and create a repertoire of material suitable for professional auditions.

2. Workshops and classes both in whole group and sub-groups
Repertoire/Technique: 
The Repertoire classes will provide students with the opportunity to prepare songs for further work in individual lessons. Students will be guided in sourcing appropriate repertoire, learning the material from their own personal resources as opposed to the internet etc., preparation of sheet music ready for work in one to one lessons. At key points in the year, this class will also provide the opportunity to perform assessment work in front of the rest of the class for peer and teacher feedback.

The Technique classes will be delivered as a whole group and will provide an opportunity for the grounding principles of singing technique to be delivered to the class as a whole, in preparation for individual application and development in one to one lessons.

Acting Through Song
A workshop-style class focusing on the technical skills of acting through song, using a wide range of musical theatre material. This class augments the performance element of the Singing assessment.

Music Theory
A lecture and practical class programme through which students develop an understanding of music theory and vocabulary. The particular focus of these sessions will be the development of the skills and knowledge required of a musical theatre performer in a professional context. Studies will include music notation, music vocabulary, music theory, and music forms.

3. Independent and guided research exercises and presentations
Students will undertake research into their voices on a regular basis. Students will also be encouraged to demonstrate good practice habits in their vocal regime.

Music theory classes will enable students to engage with independent work and research.

4. In class / Institutional performances / sharings
There will be opportunities throughout the academic year for students to take part in and observe individual and group performances as part of the Singing Module.

Singing 2 - 4505IABMT

Singing 2

Recognise and identify the physiology and anatomy of the singing voice, and demonstrate an understanding of key vocal techniques, exhibiting a wider range of vocal styles;  

Demonstrate an introductory level of music theory (notation, vocabulary, theory and forms)

Recognise and demonstrate the ability to deliver a more developed level of performance, stylistically appropriate to the era;

Identify and recognise their own individual singing potential and the development of personal strategies for the development of their singing voice;  