This qualification is for people who want to work in the music industry as composers, instrumentalists or vocalists. You will develop a sound theoretical knowledge base and use a range of specialised, technical or managerial competencies to plan, carry out and evaluate own work and/or that of a team in the music industry. From the specialist units you can develop skills in music composition, arrangement and performance. Performance may be as freelance, soloist or in a group. Specific skills may include using musical instruments or digital media tools, performing from a repertoire, improvising or from written notation. From the elective units you can develop other specialist skills related to the music industry such as audio/sound, stagecraft, research, innovation and creative thinking and writing, or project management. Course structure To receive the Diploma of Music Industry (Performance) students must complete all core units and, if available, a range of additional units. Core Units Originate and develop concepts Manage copyright arrangements Provide freelance services Establish and maintain safe creative practice Additional Units Develop techniques for composing music Refine aural perception skills Prepare a program for performance Perform accompaniment Perform improvisation for audiences Provide instrumental and vocal tuition Present live audition programs Develop techniques for arranging music Compose music using electronic media Develop and maintain stagecraft skills Develop technical skills and expand repertoire Career opportunities Relevant job roles may include working as composer, instrumentalist or vocalist. Articulation When you finish this course you can apply for the Advanced Diploma of Music Industry (Performance) CUA60515P.