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| Situated in the heart of Sydney
, the Australian Institute of Music (AIM)
is a national, independent centre of excellence
in performance and management with an outstanding
record for producing talented and successful
graduates. For over thirty years AIM has focused
not only on the development of Australia ’s
talent but has attracted students from Asia
, Europe , New Zealand and the South Pacific.
Through the constant expansion and development
of programs, courses and facilities, and the
formation of new alliances and partnerships
with educational institutions and the business
sector, the Institute remains central to the
future of Australia ’s performing arts industries.
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Classical Performance
While undertaking a thorough program of
technical work, students will be expected to become
familiar with the stylistic and technical demands
of works from the Baroque, Classical, Romantic
and 20th-century periods. They will also establish
and develop analytical practice methods, physical
stamina, stylistic awareness, interpretive skills
and the ability to effectively communicate musical
concepts to an audience. All performers receive
a weekly individual lesson, a specialist master
class, concert practice and a performance studies
class to refine musical and technical skills to
the highest standards possible.
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Courses
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Duration
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Entry
Requirement
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Major
Studies
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Certificate
II in Music
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1
year
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Individual
instrumental lessons, masterclass, concert
practice, performance class, chamber music,
teaching techniques and ensemble, music
history, theory, aural, music technology,
research, computing studies, languages,
drama |
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Certificate
IV in Music
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1
year
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Diploma
of Music
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2
years
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Audition
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Advanced
Diploma of Music
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3
years
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Audition
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Bachelor
of Music
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4
years
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Audition
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Contemporary
Contemporary Performance is a comprehensive program
of technical skills, musical knowledge and performance
experiences. As a Contemporary Performance major
students will have training in music industry
knowledge and skills that will prepare them for
their career. Students will work with specialist
staff and have access to a range of quality facilities
for live performance, studio recording and music
production.
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Courses
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Duration
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Entry
Requirement
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Major
Studies
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Certificate
II in Music
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1
year
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Instrumental
major, concert practice, performance studies,
arranging, improvisation, world music, emsemble,
songwriting, teaching techniques, masterclass,
music history, theory, aural, music technology,
research, electives. |
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Certificate
IV in Music
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1
year
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Diploma
of Music
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2
years
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Audition
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Advanced
Diploma of Music
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3
years
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Audition
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Bachelor
of Music
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4
years
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Audition
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Audio Technology
Audio Technology is designed for individuals wanting
to follow a career as an audio engineer, music
producer or audio specialist in the film and multimedia
industries. Students are exposed to a wide variety
of recording and music-production situations to
develop excellent skills in monitoring and listening
environments, ear training, instrument balance
and equalisation effects.
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Courses
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Duration
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Entry
Requirements
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Major
Studies
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Certificate
IV in Music
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1
year
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HSC
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Audio
Technology, digital technology, recording
technology, Program analysis, video editing+
multimedia, songwriting, live to DAT recordings,
Theory, Aural, Instrumental performance,
electives |
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Diploma
of Music
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2
years
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Exam/Interview
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Bachelor
of Music
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4
years
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Interview
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