The BMus (Hons) Performance and Recording course will convert you into a future driven music professional with a thorough, industry-facing experience. At UWL we recognise that modern recording artists are more than just musicians who stand on a stage. As such, you will learn what it means to become a studio engineer, a self-promoter, a song writer and arranger, a content creator, and a skilled manager of your career aspirations.

As a performer, we aim to broaden your perspective on what it means to perform in the future using practical and technologically enhanced performance techniques. The following are a few key points that we celebrate in the Performance and Recording course at UWL:

• the development of musical technique through specialised tuition in your chosen instrument;
• the exploration of recording and songwriting as both an art form, and an employable skill;
• the recognition that successful musicians are also skilled content creators;
• the artist development that generates inspiring performances that represent the future of live music.

The BMus (Hons) Performance and recording course also works with visiting professionals who come to talk on a range of subjects from recording techniques and composition to music management, publishing, and new media approaches. You will also become a part of the London College of Music community where the course shares close relationships with the music business and technology students. During this degree you will form friendships and professional partnerships that will enrich your musical projects for the rest of your careers.

Once you graduate you could go on to work as a:

• solo musician
• songwriter
• composer
• musical arranger
• studio engineer
• music producer
• live sound technician
• sound recordist
• post-production engineer
• broadcast professional