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Stephen Clarke
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Music Diary:
Summer Term 2007

The Shells at Radley
The music course is built on three closely related and integrated areas of study: performing, listening and composing.

Performing and recording music (both in groups and as individuals) is supported by listening work, covering a wide range of styles including western music 1700-1980, pop music, world music, and music for film & television. This becomes the basis of composing and arranging music using both acoustic instruments and Music Technology.

The aim of the Shell music course is to equip all boys to make an informed decision about GCSE Music, which is not just an examination for boys who would regard themselves as musicians (for example, those having instrumental tuition). It is an accessible option for all boys who can achieve the highest possible scores from work in classroom music alone.

All boys have access to the Music Technology facilities both in class time (one lesson per cycle) and during leisure time. The work stations are equipped with Logic Audio Gold and Sibelius software.

At the end of the summer term there is a listening examination and an assessed composing and performing project.