Pakefield - btec music first award
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This document provides an overview of the BTEC First Award in Music course, which consists of 4 units over two years: Unit 1 is an external exam on the music industry that covers music organizations, job roles, and real-life scenarios. Unit 2 involves planning, promoting, and delivering a musical product like a live gig or recording, then evaluating its strengths and weaknesses. Unit 4 explores compositional techniques and applying them to scenarios like creating advertising music. Students will develop initial ideas into a finished composition. Unit 5 explores performance techniques and applying them to scenarios like concerts. Students will perform 2 bass line pieces, 2 technical pieces, and 1 performance piece. The course is equivalent to 1
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Tonight, Aalok planned to discuss the importance of a PMO within project-based organisations, the different types of PMO and their key elements, PMO governance and centres of excellence.
PMO’s within an organisation can be centralised, hub and spoke with a central PMO with satellite PMOs globally, or embedded within projects. The appropriate structure will be determined by the specific business needs of the organisation. The PMO sits above PM delivery and the supply chain delivery teams.
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- 1. BTEC – FIRST AWARD IN MUSIC An introduction to the course
- 2. THE COURSE CONSISTS OF FOUR UNITS WHICH YOU WILL COMPLETE THROUGH THE TWO YEARS OVERVIEW • Unit 1 – The Music Industry (External Exam) • Unit 2 – Managing a Music Product (internal portfolio) • Unit 4 – Introduction to Composition • Unit 5 – Introduction to Performance
- 3. UNIT 1 – THE MUSIC INDUSTRY You will learn about: • The different organisations • The different job roles • Understand how they relate and rely on each other • Apply your knowledge to real life scenarios • Sit a one hour exam
- 4. Unit 2 – Managing A Music Product You will plan, promote and deliver a musical product – e.g. live gig or recorded You will then evaluate your product considering it’s strengths and weaknesses and how you’d improve it in the future Internal Portfolio
- 5. Unit 4 – Introduction to Composition You will explore and learn about compositional techniques and apply them to real life scenarios e.g. creating music for advertising Initial ideas → Development of ideas → Finished Composition Internal Portfolio
- 6. Unit 5 – Introduction to Performance You will explore and learn about performance techniques and apply them to real life scenarios e.g. concerts/festivals 2 bass line pieces → 2 technical pieces → 1 performance piece Internal Portfolio
- 7. ASSESSMENT Completion of the course is equivalent to 1 GCSE Pass Merit Distinction Distinction* One external exam (1 hr) and 3 internal portfolios Portfolios will be completed throughout the course – vital to meet deadlines Portfolios will contain a combination of written work, notes, scores, photos, diagrams, recordings etc
- 8. Any questions???? Book an appointment with me Mrs Johnson at the open evening OR Email: ajo@pakefield.org.uk