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Stylistic techniques music course
Posted: 24/07/17 09:00 |
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This Spring saw the launch of the Stylistic Techniques music course at the OCA. It’s a core unit designed for all music students and is intended to be approachable by post foundation course level students.
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Ensemble in focus – The Hermes Experiment
Posted: 30/05/17 09:36 |
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This is the first in a series of blogs where I introduce OCA composers (or, indeed, anybody else who might be interested) to UK-based ensembles, particularly those that are young, exciting, and focus on performing newly composed music.
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Getting the most from Sibelius: Part 1
Posted: 04/05/17 09:41 |
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In this series of blog posts I’m going to take a look at a tool which millions of music students and professionals use every day: Sibelius.
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Going Back in Time
Posted: 29/06/11 07:24 |
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This is the first We Are OCA post to be authored by OCA’s new music tutor Duncan Druce. In addition to his work as a composer and arranger, Duncan is known as a violinist and viola player, specialising mainly in the baroque and classical periods. He is also a regular contributor to Gramophone magazine. Great […]
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New Music course launched
Posted: 09/02/11 01:28 |
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We are delighted to announce the launch of our exciting new music course, entitled Music 1: From the Present to the Past, developed for us by OCA tutor Carla Rees. This course starts with the present day, including contemporary ‘classical’ composers, film and world music, and works backwards, focusing on how one generation has influenced […]
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