As someone that took GCSE French, I found it really enjoyable, and would definitely recommend it (however, my exams DID get cancelled, so take what I say with a pinch of salt). I have a few friends that took Music, not Music Tech, I don't know whether they're the same thing, and they really loved it, because they have a real passion for music. However, as time got closer to the exams, they found it very stressful to record and perform their pieces.I don't know whether you can sort of equate that to the oral exam in French, but it's something to consider. Music is a lot of coursework, whereas there is none for French that is assessed by the exam board. It's also quite important to note that Music has a written aspect to it - you need to know the theory behind it and sometimes analyse pieces in an essay format. In French, there are quite a few multiple choice questions, which makes it sound like a cop-out subject, but as long as you're studious, you can get very good marks with minimal work involved.Overall though, if you really do love Music, go for it! Just don't be fooled by how easy it may seem, because it's a lot more work than you might think.