Assessment Performance pieces. Test. SPECIALIST MUSIC Course Description Specialist Music provides students with extended creative opportunities and the skills they need to be both performers and writers of music. Students develop their skills through higher-end practical composition and performance activities. As composers and performers, students develop their ability to create, shape, and refine musical ideas. Potential music-related career options are also discussed. Specialist Music activities are focused on: Popular and Contemporary including influential artists. Group and Solo Performance. Practical composition and song arrangement. Selected listening and theory concepts targeted towards further improving students’ Instrumental performance and their song writing abilities. Developing an understanding of historical background and its influence on past and future developments in music. Analysis of important to find out how they were written and how students can apply those techniques to their own music. The use of Music Technology and Software to develop musicianship and creative ideas. Studying Music provides a unique opportunity to develop employment related skills such as creativity, teamwork, responsibility, problem-solving, initiative and self-confidence. Instrumental lessons are offered for a variety of instruments including Clarinet, Saxophone, Flute, Trumpet, Trombone, Guitar, Drums, Piano, and Voice. All students who are enrolled in music courses (particularly Specialist Music) are strongly encouraged to apply for instrumental lessons at the College. Application forms are available from the Music Department or the College Reception. Assessment Performance pieces. Test. JUSTICE TODAY Course Description As cultural, social, environmental and technological advancements transform the world, the demands placed on learners and education systems are changing. Technologies bring local and distant communities into classrooms, exposing students to knowledge and global concerns as never before. Complex issues require responses that take account of justice considerations such as human rights and responsibilities, environmental issues and global justice. The Course will one topic each term. These topics include Ethics, Philosophy, Justice and Pilgrimage. The Pilgrimage component will have a practical component which will include tracing Irene McCormack’s journey within Western Australia, visiting Santa Maria College, South Perth Convent, Manjimup, Trayning and New Norcia. Assessment Portfolio. Projects.
Assessment Performance pieces. Test. SPECIALIST MUSIC Course Description Specialist Music provides students with extended creative opportunities and the skills they need to be both performers and writers of music. Students develop their skills through higher-end practical composition and performance activities. As composers and performers, students develop their ability to create, shape, and refine musical ideas. Potential music-related career options are also discussed. Specialist Music activities are focused on: Popular and Contemporary including influential artists. Group and Solo Performance. Practical composition and song arrangement. Selected listening and theory concepts targeted towards further improving students’ Instrumental performance and their song writing abilities. Developing an understanding of historical background and its influence on past and future developments in music. Analysis of important to find out how they were written and how students can apply those techniques to their own music. The use of Music Technology and Software to develop musicianship and creative ideas. Studying Music provides a unique opportunity to develop employment related skills such as creativity, teamwork, responsibility, problem-solving, initiative and self-confidence. Instrumental lessons are offered for a variety of instruments including Clarinet, Saxophone, Flute, Trumpet, Trombone, Guitar, Drums, Piano, and Voice. All students who are enrolled in music courses (particularly Specialist Music) are strongly encouraged to apply for instrumental lessons at the College. Application forms are available from the Music Department or the College Reception. Assessment Performance pieces. Test. JUSTICE TODAY Course Description As cultural, social, environmental and technological advancements transform the world, the demands placed on learners and education systems are changing. Technologies bring local and distant communities into classrooms, exposing students to knowledge and global concerns as never before. Complex issues require responses that take account of justice considerations such as human rights and responsibilities, environmental issues and global justice. The Course will one topic each term. These topics include Ethics, Philosophy, Justice and Pilgrimage. The Pilgrimage component will have a practical component which will include tracing Irene McCormack’s journey within Western Australia, visiting Santa Maria College, South Perth Convent, Manjimup, Trayning and New Norcia. Assessment Portfolio. Projects.
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