Composition London Performing Academy of Music

Overview

Why Composition at London Performing Academy of Music?

The London Performing Academy of Music (LPMAM) stands out for its commitment to excellence in music education. With a strong focus on practical musicianship and a collaborative environment, students benefit from partnerships with the Institute for Independent Business, ensuring a broad educational experience. LPMAM graduates receive Conservatoire Diplomas that are equivalent to BMus (Hons), reflecting the high standards of training provided. The academy is known for its exceptional faculty, who are experienced professionals in their fields, and its state-of-the-art facilities that enhance the learning experience.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

- National Fee: £9,000 per year - International Fee: £24,000 per year Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The Composition programme at LPMAM is structured across three levels, with a total of 480 credits required for graduation. The curriculum includes:

• Principal Study: Solo Performance
• Portfolio Development
• Techniques & Analysis for Composers
• Topics in Western Musical History
• Electives such as Orchestration and Technology
• Supporting Studies including Conducting and Music Technology

Students engage in one-to-one tuition, which is essential for their artistic development. This approach fosters a master/apprentice relationship, allowing students to refine their skills in a supportive environment. The programme also includes opportunities for public performances, which are integral to the learning process.

Industry Demand

The skills developed through the Composition programme at LPMAM are highly sought after in various sectors of the music industry. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in composition, arranging, and music production, as well as roles in educational settings and performance.

Guaranteed Work Experience

The programme includes built-in opportunities for practical experience, allowing students to apply their skills in real-world settings. This hands-on approach is designed to enhance employability and ensure that graduates are ready to enter the competitive music industry.

Careers with Composition

Graduates of the Composition programme find themselves in diverse roles across the music sector. Many alumni work as composers for film and television, while others engage in teaching, music production, and live performance. The comprehensive training provided at LPMAM equips students with the necessary skills to thrive in various positions, from creative roles to technical support within the industry.