Advanced Diploma in Music (Singapore Raffles Music College)

Course Information

Course Type
Full-time
Fees (Local Students)
$41,380.00
Fees (Foreign Students)
$41,380.00
Other Fees
All fees are inclusive of GST (Goods & Services Tax). The current Singapore GST is charged at a rate of 8%. All fees quoted are subject to other costs arising from government directives.
Duration
2 year
Intake Months
March, September
Programme Grant
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Class Schedule
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Assessment Method
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Description

Course Overview

The 2-year Advanced Diploma in Music (AdMus) is principally centered around the attainment and improvement of intellectual, reflective and practical abilities that are pertinent to the performance, management, production, and composition of music. The diverse learning platforms and environment at SRMC will provide students with strong Asian music content and context required for the 21st century competent Asian music professional to successfully strive in this fast and emerging Asian music industry.

In alignment with the college’s strategic vision and mission of being Asia’s leading career-focused and industry-relevant institution based in a global advance Singapore, the cutting-edge curriculum content, teaching, and learning approaches will nurture and develop students into the personhood of a musician that they never thought they would be.

Graduates will receive an Advanced Diploma in Music conferred by Singapore Raffles Music College. You will have:

  • A performance proficiency equivalent to the London College of Music (LCM)/Trinity Guild Hall/ABRSM Associate Diploma or better in your chosen principal study,
  • A music theory proficiency equivalent to the London College of Music (LCM)/Trinity Guild Hall/ABRSM Diploma or better.

Entry Requirements

  • At least 17 years old
  • At least Grade E in any 3 GCE ‘A’ Level subjects (2 H2 Level and 1 H1 Level) or its international equivalent
  • Pass SRMC’s Audition
  • Take SRMC’s Music Theory Placement Test (The Music Theory Placement Test Guide can be found here)
  • Meet English Language Requirements
  • Pass SRMC’s Interview (for Music Management students)

Audition

  • Instrumentalists: 10 – 12 minutes performance, TWO pieces from contrasting periods
  • Classical Vocal Singers: 10 -12 minutes performance, THREE songs
  • Pop Vocal/Contemporary Instrumentalists: 10 -12 minutes performance, THREE pop songs (any language)

As a guide, repertoire presented should be of Grade 8 standard.

English Language Requirements

International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score of 5.0, or

GCE ‘A’ Level GP or KI – Grade E or above, or

IB Diploma – Pass TOK (English Medium), or

SRMC’s English Placement Test / SRMC’s Certificate in English – Intermediate, or

Other English Language Proficiency Tests (TOEFL etc) – will be considered on a case-by-case basis

Career Opportunities

Information not available.

Modules

Performance Track

Year One

The Performing Musician 1A

The Performing Musician 1B

The History of Western Music from 1600 to 1900

Analysis and Interpretation of Music

The Art of Negotiation and People Management

Foundational Studies in Music Management

Year Two

The Performing Musician 2A

The Performing Musician 2B

The New Era of Music from 1900 (From Asia to the West)

Introduction to Music Education

Music Education Immersion

Music Entrepreneurship and Business Development

Creative Project

Performance and Recording Track

Year One

The Contemporary Performer 1

Situated Performance

Analysis and Interpretation of Music

Pop Music Theory

Understanding Audio and Sound

Foundation Studies in Music Management

Year Two

The Contemporary Performer 2

Leading in Performance

Research Methods

Copyrights and Royalties of the Music Industry

Recording Project Portfolio

Music Entrepreneurship and Business Development

Music Management Track

Year One

The Art of Negotiation and People Management

Foundation Studies in Music Management

Foundation Studies in Music and Media Law

The Professional Musician and the Academia

Club Promotion and Roles

Live Music Industry

Year Two

Artist Management

Marketing and Promotion for Music

Copyrights and Royalties of the Music Industry

Research Methods for Music Management

Record Labels and Distribution

Tour Management and Logistics Planning

Locations

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