LEAVING CERT MUSIC Why choose music?. Reasons for choosing…. I am interested in music… I love music!! I am interested in music… I love music!! I did it.

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LEAVING CERT MUSIC Why choose music?

Reasons for choosing…. I am interested in music… I love music!! I am interested in music… I love music!! I did it for JC and want to continue… I did it for JC and want to continue… I have been playing an instrument/instruments…I have been singing…I have been in a choir, a band, etc. I have been playing an instrument/instruments…I have been singing…I have been in a choir, a band, etc. Music is ‘ points friendly ’ !! Music is ‘ points friendly ’ !!

What is involved in LC Music? 3 ELEMENTS 1. LISTENING: 4 Set Works, Listening skills & Irish Music 2. COMPOSITION: 16 bar Melody & 16 bar Harmony (Lesser req. for OL) 3. PRACTICAL: Performance (solo or group), Music Technology & aural test/sight reading

Structure of Exam/Marking Each element worth 25% Double one of the elements: YOU CHOOSE (Higher Elective = 50% overall exam) Example: I play an instrument(s) to a reasonably high standard so I choose to do a practical worth 50% (I will play 6-8 or 4 pieces & Music Technology)

Music Technology Part of the Practical Element Part of the Practical Element Generally involves use of music notational/writing software, e.g. Sibelius, Cubase, etc. Generally involves use of music notational/writing software, e.g. Sibelius, Cubase, etc. Can be done as half of Practical or as full Practical if you play from the electronic/keyboard repertoire Can be done as half of Practical or as full Practical if you play from the electronic/keyboard repertoire (Currently an extremely straight-forward option!)

What If I Haven ’ t Studied Music For JC? It is not impossible to do LC Music BUT you need decent practical standard which will allow you to catch up on Compositional (theory/writing) skills You would need to make some effort to catch up…before start of Poetry (5 th Year) THE REQUIRED PRACTICAL STANDARD 1 INST = Approx GRADE 5 (Better!!) (2 Instruments = not as high)

What Should I Do Now? Talk it through at home! Talk it through at home! Seek advice from music teachers Seek advice from music teachers Ask those who have done music/are doing LC music Ask those who have done music/are doing LC music Go online ( – read the syllabus) Go online ( – read the syllabus) If you are doing TY music use remaining opportunities to brush up/improve your standard If you are doing TY music use remaining opportunities to brush up/improve your standard

GOOD LUCK!