Can you get into VCA (secondary school) with just singing?
Sun, 15 Feb 2009, 12:37 pmangela16 posts in thread
Can you get into VCA (secondary school) with just singing?
Sun, 15 Feb 2009, 12:37 pmHi Everyone,
Im just wondering if to get into victorian college of the arts secondary school with singing? Or do you need to know an instrument and music theory, etc.. ? What are the requirememnts if you want to study and have a carrer in music (singing)?
Thankyou
angela1Sun, 15 Feb 2009, 12:37 pm
Hi Everyone,
Im just wondering if to get into victorian college of the arts secondary school with singing? Or do you need to know an instrument and music theory, etc.. ? What are the requirememnts if you want to study and have a carrer in music (singing)?
Thankyou
RapunzelSun, 15 Feb 2009, 02:02 pm
At the risk of sounding abrupt
At the risk of sounding abrupt, have you tried their website??
I found it very easily using Google, you can too.
"Life is too short to stuff a mushroom"
angela1Thu, 19 Feb 2009, 05:45 pm
yes I have been to the
yes I have been to the website; but it does not say anywhere the requirements to get in.. if you can just know and have the passion for singing but know no knowledge of music theory or instruments.
Walter PlingeThu, 19 Mar 2009, 11:27 am
Yes!!
yes, you can get in with only singing. but you have to show you have an aptitude for theory and a passion for all aspects of music.
Walter PlingeThu, 4 June 2009, 10:41 am
From VCASS website
From the VCASS music auditon guidelines, at their website:
"At the Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School we teach all orchestral instruments (Strings, Brass, Woodwinds, Percussion), plus the following: Voice, Piano, Guitar (classical), Electric Guitar/Guitar (contemporary) Saxophone, Electric Bass, Drum Kit and other instruments (subject to approval).
The ability to read and understand music notation is essential. As a guide, students entering are expected to have the equivalent musical knowledge of AMEB theory/musicianship at the following grade levels: Years 7 – Grade 1, Year 8 – Grade 2, Years 9-10 – Grade 3, Years 11-12 - Grade 4 or higher."