Free Sibelius Tuition

2 x 2hr Sibelius workshops to equip you to study music online.

For enquiries and details, email: annemareeu-pa@nmit.vic.edu.au

NMIT Music Online

NMIT offers individual units from the Certificate IV in Music. Enrol in these units and experience:

• high quality course materials
• flexibility in delivery
• up-to-date information.

Enrolment / Enquiries

Contact: Anne-Maree Unkles
Email:annemareeu-pa@nmit.vic.edu.au
Phone: 03 9269 8933

Online units from the National Music Training Package include:

Songwriting (CUSMCP02A)

10 week. Terms 3 & 4. Cost $300

Whether you’re a relative beginner or a seasoned songwriter looking for new inspiration, this unit will provide you with a rich source of ideas and techniques to develop your songwriting skills. Through careful analysis of hit songs you’ll come to identify and create the structures that are the key elements of great hits. As you progress through the lessons you’ll learn effective ways to develop your ideas into complete songs.

Songwriting Syllabus (pdf)

Arranging (CUSMCP03A)

10 weeks. Terms 3 & 4. Cost $300

Learn how to arrange music in a variety of contemporary musical styles. Explore phrasing, instrumentation and a range of rhythms appropriate to contemporary rock, pop, country, hip-hop, disco, reggae, shuffle and Latin musical styles Apply conventional and creative techniques to developing melody, harmony, structure, and texture appropriate to your arrangement and use technology to produce scores suitable for working with other musicians.

Arranging Syllabus (pdf)

Copyright for Musicians (CUSADM08A)

10 weeks. Term 2. Cost $300

Many musicians commit boundless time and energy to developing their craft and are not focused on how they might protect their creative work. Whether you perform, record, write and/or arrange your own music, it is essential that you are aware of your rights, and the rights of others under copyright law. Learn the simple yet vital steps necessary to safeguard your creative efforts and make them work for you now and in the future.

Copyright Syllabus (pdf)