Music Applications

Why Study Music at Tabor? 

Tabor has a growing music program preparing students to be career-ready.  We offer study options part-time or full-time in VET (certificate), Bachelor and Post-Graduate programs. The music department at Wayville pride themselves on their supportive and community environment embedded with academic excellence.

An advantage about studying music at Tabor is the option to study a wide range of music. Students can perform in a range of genres such as pop, jazz, classical, contemporary, musical theatre, rock, composition and more. A wide range of ensembles are offered such as choirs, a Cappella singing groups, chamber groups, and bands. Students are also encouraged to learn a new instrument at Tabor, where they can up skill their instrumental music ability.

Tabor have a real focus on preparing our students for their actual careers, providing skills, opportunities and an educational focus that make our students confident and career ready.

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Example Music Subjects:

• Performance - Masterclass, Large Ensembles, Small Ensembles, Instrumental Music Lessons (included in course fees)
  
• Music Theory and Aural
• Composition
• Music for Teachers (Music Education)
• Music History and Instrumentation
• Kodály Music Education (AKC)
• Music for Worship

- Students can also take up subjects in other areas across the main campus or through cross-institutions

- Students can study part-time, full-time, or choose individual subjects.

- Interested in becoming a classroom teacher of music, a great pathway is the BA then M.Teach (or M.ED), as many schools are now requiring graduates to have a Masters degree and this way you specialise in music, which is attractive for employers. You can also pick up a second area of specialisation like Home-Ec, Maths, P.E, English or subjects from other institutions like French! 

Typical opportunities and activities in music at Tabor:

• Music Tours
• Educational school trips
• Gigs and paid performance connections
• Instrumental music teaching (paid)
  
• Student Leadership Committees
• Learning a second instrument (free of charge)
• Competitive ensembles
• Community based ensembles
• Large scale performances within Tabor and the wider community
• Social activities! Games nights, Karaoke nights, lunches, and pub/cafe drinks.

• First, second and honourable mentions in Eisteddfods and Young Composer Awards
• National music competitions for ensembles
• Professional Pathways Mentorship with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra 
• Elite gigs such as at the World Teachers Day Awards and education conferences
• Instrumental music coordinator in schools
• Establishing successful small businesses
• Kodály Music Scholarships
• Lead roles in community musical theatre

BOOK NOW to audition for undergraduate music study at Tabor in 2019.

Audition early to see whether we can offer you a place in 2019 *

* Subject to ATAR and audition success.  *Audition must be supplemented with SATAC application. To apply for entry into music, please go to SATAC (http://www.satac.edu.au/undergraduate-explore) and search for course code 5A0406

Auditions are taking place in Wayville, Mt Gambier and Port Lincoln. Interstate or country applicants can audition via video submission.

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>  Audition Process document and Frequently Asked Questions 

> Common pathways for degree entry 

Theory Assessment Information

The theory assessment is just a guide to see where you are at. Please do not stress if you cannot do parts of this assessment. It is merely a guide so we can stream students.

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Email: jfletcher@adelaide.tabor.edu.au   or   Phone: 08 8373 8777

The Music program have their own facility located at 68 Greenhill Road Wayville.  The facility is equipped for musicians with practice rooms, music software and equipment. The main campus of Tabor is only a few minutes drive down Goodwood Road. 

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Noteworthy Music Education Blog

Music Education Blog from Tabor. Music education advice and tips, educator interviews, student insights as well as the latest update on Tabor Music.

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For free resources, worksheets, explanation sheets, videos and more:

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Also check out our Facebook: Tabor Music Department, Instagram: tabor_music, and YouTube: Music Tabor

Tickets now on sale via FringeTix

>> A not to be missed FRINGE event. << 

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From the music of James Brown and Stevie Wonder to the funky tunes of Michael Jackson, this performance will get you grooving.

This isn’t any normal performance, everything will glow in the dark! 

Be mesmerised by the surrounding that make this musical experience a magical one.

— Note: this performance will be pitch dark with luminous lights.

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DETAILS

8:00pm, Wednesday 13th, Thursday 14th, and Friday 15th of March 2019. 

NEW SHOWS ADDED!! Saturday 16th March 3pm and 8pm. 

The Jerringham Room, The Lion Hotel.

161 Melbourne St, North Adelaide. 

Limited number of tickets available. 

Wheelchair accessible. 

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Brush up on your skills ready for the year

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A crash course of music theory from the beginner level to advanced

Certificate provided

Booklet of notes and resources provided

Ideal for:

• Those entering university for music
  
• Preparation for tertiary music theory assessments and AMEB theory/musicianship exams
• Year 11/12s music students in preparation for the year
  
• Musicians who want to further their practical experience with theoretical knowledge 
  
• Those who are passionate about music and want to learn more. 
  
• Those considering entering Tabor's music program and require a pass in the theory assessment

Topics:

• Note reading in bass, treble, tenor and alto clef
• Key signatures, scales and circle of fifths
• Triads and chords
• Basic harmony
• Aural
• Musical Analysis
• Using Sibelius notation software
• Harmony style: Jazz (contemporary) and Classical (traditional) styles will be simultaneous taught

• Lecture style supported with practical examples and activities
  
• Supportive environment
• Resources provided
• Computers and Sibelius notation software provided
• Study space, music resources and wifi provided

Dates/Times:

• 5 sessions at 2 hours each
• Total of 10 hours
• 24th, 28th and 31st January, and, February 4th and 7th
  

Cost:

• $11 per hour (2 hour sessions)
• Only $110 per person for all sessions and resources. (This course has been subsidised for 2019)
• This price will only be for 2019.

Registrations via Eventbrite:

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Note : There is a minimum number of participants required, and there is a maximum number capped.