Music
The IB Diploma Programme music course is grounded in the knowledge, skills and processes associated with the study of music and offers a strengthened approach to student creativity through practical, informed and purposeful explorations of diverse musical forms, practices and contexts. The course also ensures a holistic approach to learning, with the roles of performer, creator and researcher afforded equal importance in all course components.
The aims of the music course are to enable students to: explore a range of musical contexts and make links to, and between, different musical practices, conventions and forms of expression, acquire, develop and experiment with musical competencies through a range of musical practices, conventions and forms of expression both individually, and in collaboration with others evaluate and develop critical perspectives on their own music and the work of others.
The aims of the music course are to enable students to: explore a range of musical contexts and make links to, and between, different musical practices, conventions and forms of expression, acquire, develop and experiment with musical competencies through a range of musical practices, conventions and forms of expression both individually, and in collaboration with others evaluate and develop critical perspectives on their own music and the work of others.
Updated Sep'22
