Combined Honours Music Degree
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Combined Honours Music DegreeI'm hopefully going to study Education and Music at Liverpool Hope in September but I'm worried I'm not that prepared for the music side. I've done Alevel but feel like I've let it slide a bit since I did my exam and now I'm rusty on the piano and feel like when I get there I'm going to be out of my depth. Just wondering if anyone knows what a combined honours music degree is like, I know its probably not as academic as doing a full BMusc at a red brick uni but would still like some advice. Thanks
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Re: Combined Honours Music DegreeI felt exactly the same before starting a full BMus music degree! Honestly it's nothing to worry about, most lecturers and instrumental teachers are understanding that you've had a summer holiday and sometimes become a bit rusty at either the musicological (i think thats a real word!) or practical side of music. It might be a good idea to get a bit of practice in now though! Good luck!
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Re: Combined Honours Music DegreeThey've given you a place, so they obviously think you're good enough
Yeah don't worry, everyone is in the same boat. The first year doesn't count towards your final mark anyway - it's just getting everyone up to speed. Some of my friends did joint honours (I did BMus) and we all did the same core modules.
