• Study a Bachelor of Music

    Tabor are offering a brand new degree commencing in 2020, the Bachelor of Music.

    ●     If you want to feel prepared, knowledgeable and equipped to thrive in the music industry, then Tabor’s brand new Bachelor of Music is for you. We focus on the skills and knowledge you need for a wide range of music careers. We developed this degree over several years of speaking to students, graduates and industry experts about ideal employees; we gathered feedback from academics, schools, community members and real musicians and designed a Bachelor of Music that is exceptional, contemporary, and relevant.   >>  Click here to register for an audition  <<

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    • Course Information

       

      Course Documents




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      >>  Audition Process document and Frequently Asked Questions 


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      • Application Process

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        >> Audition Booking Form 


        FAQ Document:  Frequently Asked Questions 

        • Contact Details



          LINKS:

          Tabor Main Campus Email: enquiry@adelaide.tabor.edu.au

          Music Department Email: music@tabor.edu.au

          Head of Music, Dr Janelle Fletcher: jfletcher@adelaide.tabor.edu.au

          Facebook: Tabor Music Department

          Instagram: tabor_music_adelaide

          YouTube: Music Tabor


          • Location: Wayville

            ** Update ** New building planning is underway and hopefully will be ready for late 2020.

            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.  

            Our facilities at Wayville include:

            • Lots of practice rooms with keyboard/pianos in each room
            • Microphones, amps, PA and recording equipment
            • Computer room with midi keyboards, complimentary printer and copier
            • Two kitchens
            • Lecture rooms and performance spaces
            • Small library (bigger library at main campus)
            • Two meeting/board rooms
            • Instruments for use such as amps, guitars, woodwind, brass, percussion etc. 



               

             

            • Resources for teachers and students

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

              LINK TO PAGE

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

              • Practice Theory and Aural Assessment

                • Practice Theory and Aural Assessment Quiz

                  Practice online Theory and Aural Assessment for the Bachelor of Music at Tabor.

                  Username: musicguest

                  Password: password

                  (or if you have a TCA use that)

                  You have 60 minutes to complete the assessment.   The 60 minutes begins when you press "start quiz".

                  You cannot 're-do' or have multiple attempts after submitting the assessment. 

                  You can complete answers in any order you want as well as 'flag' questions to go back and revise before submitting.

                  The outcome of this theory and aural assessment is reviewed individually based on the strengths, weaknesses, consistency, and overall knowledge of music theory concepts.  Each applicant will be notified of their success. Upon reviewing, you may be required to sit an additional assessment, be recommended to do our theory bridging course prior to commencing, recomendations to get a tutor, or no additional preparations may be necessary and you have met all requirements. 

                  There are 49 questions, beginning with music theory and the last 13 questions are aural (listening).  

                  Advice for completing the assessment

                  • Do not leave any questions blank
                  • Ensure all drop down boxes/menus have been utilised
                  • Tempo for the aural examples are approximately 80 BPM (crotchet = 80) 
                  • Read the questions carefully and double check you have answered the questions correctly
                  • Give yourself approximately 1 minute per question. This will give you ten minutes spare to go back over questions.

                   If you have any questions regarding this practice assessment or your audition application, please email: music@tabor.edu.au 

                • Practice Theory and Aural Assessment ALTERNATIVE LINK Quiz

                  Practice online Theory and Aural Assessment for the Bachelor of Music at Tabor. 


                  ALTERNATIVE LINK IF SOMEONE IS ALREADY USING THE ABOVE LINK

                  Username: musicguest

                  Password: password

                  (or if you have a TCA use that)


                • Practice Theory and Aural Assessment ALTERNATIVE LINK 2 Quiz

                  Practice online Theory and Aural Assessment for the Bachelor of Music at Tabor. 


                  ALTERNATIVE LINK IF SOMEONE IS ALREADY USING THE ABOVE LINK

                  Username: musicguest

                  Password: password

                  (or if you have a TCA use that)


                • THEORY & AURAL ASSESSMENT - Bachelor of Music Quiz

                  Theory and Aural Assessment for the Bachelor of Music at Tabor.

                  Username & password: Provided on the day.

                  • You have 60 minutes to complete the assessment.   The 60 minutes begins when you press "start quiz".
                  • You cannot 're-do' or have multiple attempts after submitting the assessment. 
                  • You can complete answers in any order you want as well as 'flag' questions to go back and revise before submitting.
                  • The outcome of this theory and aural assessment is reviewed individually based on the strengths, weaknesses, consistency, and overall knowledge of music theory concepts.  Each applicant will be notified of their success. Upon reviewing, you may be required to sit an additional assessment, be recommended to do our theory bridging course prior to commencing, recomendations to get a tutor, or no additional preparations may be necessary and you have met all requirements. 

                  There are 49 questions, beginning with music theory and the last 13 questions are aural (listening).  

                  You are provided with a circle of fifths and scrap paper. You must complete the quiz on the computer provided at the music facilties.
                  Advice for completing the assessment

                  • Do not leave any questions blank
                  • Ensure all drop down boxes/menus have been utilised
                  • Tempo for the aural examples are approximately 80 BPM (crotchet = 80) 
                  • Read the questions carefully and double check you have answered the questions correctly
                  • Give yourself approximately 1 minute per question. This will give you ten minutes spare to go back over questions.
                  • Scroll to the right to see options

                  Once you hit begin,  you have 60 minutes.


              • Tabor Tones a Capella

                The Tabor Tones received second place in the Open (band) Division of the Australian a Capella Awards in September 2019.

                The Tabor Tones awards included:

                Second Place Open Band Division

                Best ACA Dual performance

                Best Soloist and ACA Dual composition (Katie Elle Jackson - Alto).

                Members are: Gabbi King (Soprano), Casey Lawrie (Mezzo in 2019), Caitlin Griffiths (Mezzo in 2020), Katie Jackson (Alto), Jesse McDonald (Tenor), Cody Casson (Baritone), Dan Roberts (Bass), Jeff Seraphin (Vocal Percussion). Music Director: Dr Janelle Fletcher.

                More videos on our YouTube channel 'Music Tabor"