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Music is an integral part of the student experience at Loreto. The department itself houses state-of-the-art facilities, including three recording studios and a 188 capacity performance theatre. In addition to the music subjects, the department offers all students a chance to experience music in a broader context.

An established programme of music activities combined with a busy schedule of concerts and performance opportunities appeal to a range of interests; from DJs and producers to orchestral musicians and composers.

In addition, the department has strong links to other music and educational institutions, runs its own record label, stages an annual musical production and runs a concerto competition and a composition competition every year.

ONE-TO-ONE LESSONSAll students who study A-level Music/Music Technology and contribute significantly to extra-curricular music are entitled to 30 minutes of one-to-one instrument/voice lessons a week, paid for by Loreto. PLUS All A-level Music students get weekly supplementary composition lessons with the college’s resident composer. Loreto has a fantastic relationship with its local community and all students perform numerous times during year at local primary schools and care homes.

A number of our students are members of the Hallé Youth Orchestra and Hallé Youth Choir who take part in a number of concerts and workshops throughout the year, and some of our students enjoy going to Junior RNCM too. Students are encouraged to take up places on music summer schools, and Loreto students appear frequently on the Purcell School and the Lake District Summer Music courses. Loreto hosts the Cambridge University Music Hub, designed for those looking to apply to study Music at competitive universities.

PROGRESSIONAt Loreto, we are very proud of all our students’ musical accomplishments and whilst it is not possible to mention them all individually, reference should be made to the following who have recently gained places to start in 2016 at the following institutions:

• Jay Carroll - RNCM, BMus (Hons) in Music

• Sandra Hardial - RNCM, BMus (Hons) in Music

• Sarah Spencer - New College, Oxford, BMus (Hons) in Music

• Maisie Palmer - University of Edinburgh, MMus (Hons) in Music

• Stella Bracegirdle - University of Manchester, BMus (Hons) in Music

• Megan Auld - University of Cardiff, BMus (Hons) in Music

EXAM BOARD: EDUQASEntry Requirements: General College entry requirements, including A*-C in Music GCSE and/or grades in chosen instrument, and audition at enrolment. Grade 5 Theory of Music is highly desirable.

A-levelMusicDuring our study of the A-level syllabus, we believe in practical-led analysis of set works and areas of study, so much of our time in class is spent with instruments in hand or singing. We take a multi-disciplined approach to composition, where students are given a variety of group and individual composition tasks, using both improvisatory methods and more formal notation-based models.

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INSPIRING STUDENT

BEN CORBRIDGEBen is a former student of Priestnall High School. He is currently studying Music, Music Technology, Chemistry and Biology. Ben is the leader of Loreto’s Funk Combo where he plays the trombone. Ben also plays the trombone in the Jazz Band ensemble and the euphonium in the Wind Ensemble and the Symphony Orchestra.

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MUSIC HUBS PROGRAMME

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Music CompetitionsThe Music Department runs two competitions, the St Cecilia Concerto Competition, for virtuosic instrumentalists, and the Loreto Composition Prize, for aspiring composers.

A-level Music TechnologyThe A-level Music Technology course can lead to specialism at a music college or university. It also prepares students to access industry roles, such as working in live venues, radio, television and theatre. In addition, these courses are an excellent foundation for entry into higher education for a variety of subjects.

Loreto’s exciting Music Technology course is designed for those students who have an interest in careers centred around live music, studio production, games design, acoustic engineering, radio, television, and theatre. Students are encouraged to get involved in cross college enterprises such as drama and dance productions, and in particular the college record label – E&K Records.

Manchester has a rich heritage of musical and technical innovation and Loreto’s Music Technology course seeks to take full advantage of the opportunities available. One of our many links is with the School of Sound Recording (SSR), a specialist university delivering a wide range of music and media-based courses whose alumni have progressed directly into a wide range of industry roles. Our students visited the school to investigate its recording and post-production studios. Blueprint Studios, home of world famous band Elbow, was another destination, where AS students had the chance to examine the revered Neve mixing console, and to talk to sound engineers who related their experiences of working

with such mega-stars as Snoop Dogg, Rhianna and Lady Gaga.

INSTRUMENTAL LESSONS Each Music Technology student receives 30 minutes of weekly, one-to-one instrumental lessons on their instrument of choice (includes voice), by our team of specialist tutors.

EXAM BOARD: EDEXCEL Entry Requirements: Students who take the AS course are expected to have good music reading ability as well as proficiency at an instrument of choice. They may have studied the BTEC or GCSE Music (but these are not pre-requisites) with keyboard skills being highly desirable. You will be required to complete a short music theory exam (grades 1-3) at enrolment.

This year, students progressing onto study Music Technology at university include:

• Kacper Kurczynski - Electronic Music & DJ Practice at SSR Manchester

• Kyle Gabbidon - Creative Music Technology at the University of Huddersfield.

• Dylan Day - Creative Music Technology at the University of Salford.

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LORETO COMPOSITION PRIZEFor this year’s Composition Prize students were given the task of setting Sara Teasdale’s 1911 poem ‘Christmas Carol’ for unaccompanied 4-part choir, to be sung by the Loreto Chamber Choir. The winning composer this year was Sarah Spencer, whose composition echoes the simplicity and humility of the text in a very poignant fashion. The Loreto Chamber Choir gave the world premiere of the piece at the Hidden Gem Church and there were further performances at Manchester Town Hall and the Church of the Holy Name. As well as the piece receiving some very high profile performances, Sarah will receive £100 in prize money. Whilst at college Sarah was also part of a collaborative project for International Women’s Day, with renowned contemporary composer Anna Meredith, and was part of an ensemble performing the piece live from the Southbank Centre on BBC Radio 3. Sarah is now studying Music at New College, Oxford.

ST CECILIA CONCERTO COMPETITIONThe St Cecilia Concerto Competition, dedicated to the Patroness Saint of Music, was won by violinist Megan Auld. Megan played ‘Summer’ from The Four Seasons by Vivaldi in the final. Guest judge for the evening, Jonathan Fisher, staff pianist at the RNCM and Pianist-in-Residence at the University of Huddersfield, praised Megan’s ‘sense of drama and expression between the contrasting sections.’ As well as receiving a prize of £100. Megan went on to rehearse the work with the Loreto String orchestra throughout the Lent term. This culminated in Loreto’s Easter Concert at Hallé St Peters, where her remarkable performance brought the house down. Megan is now studying Music at Cardiff University.

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Music EnrichmentEvery student can get involved in the huge range of music enrichment activities available at Loreto, including performing in the college orchestra, choir or bands at a range of venues across the city including Hallé St Peters, RNCM and Band on the Wall!

Music Staff DAVID LLOYD MOSTYN DIRECTOR OF MUSIC

David Lloyd-Mostyn studied BA(Hons) in Music and an MMus in Composition at the University of Leeds, where he was twice

winner of the University’s Composition Competition. He has also been the recipient of other national prizes; the Schouller Organ Composition Prize and the Wallace Ensemble Prize, and he has written music for a variety of groups including the National Youth Choir, Leeds Cathedral, Liverpool Cathedral and Nottingham Symphony Orchestra. Recent works include Primal Fire for massed children’s choir, to celebrate the relay of the Olympic Torch through Runcorn, and The Fate of Chattox, written for a BBC Radio 4 documentary about the Pendle Witches. As a conductor, he holds positions with Altrincham Choral Society and the Oberon Festival Orchestra.

Alongside the classroom teaching, David directs the college’s choirs and conducts the Loreto Symphony Orchestra and is musical director of the college’s annual musical production.

DAVID PEARSONMUSIC TECHNOLOGY TUTOR

David Pearson has been a working musician for over a decade. Having graduated from the University of Huddersfield top of his class with

a first class degree in Music Production and Sound Recording, David has gone on to have his recording work aired on BBC Radio 1. Having worked as a freelance producer, recording engineer, and performer, he has been involved in sessions at renowned recording venues such as Rockfield Studios and GreenMount Studios, and has recorded a diverse range of artists including the Cheshire Youth Orchestra and percussionist Pete Birkby.

ANDREW STAMATAKIS BROWN COMPOSITION TUTOR / RESIDENT COMPOSER

Andrew studied on the prestigious Joint Course, at the University of Manchester and at the RNCM. With his band 6pac he received

the RNCM Gold Medal and the Peter Whittingham Award for an Innovative Jazz Project, both in 2004. He has written for film, dance and theatre, and has had performances of his pieces in Europe, Australia and the States. Andrew leads his own piano trio, and also plays with Gypsies of Bohemia. Andrew has performed at Jazz festivals including Manchester, Oslo, Isle of Wight, Southport and Wigan, venues including Ronnie Scott’s (with singer Alice Zawadzki), The Vortex, Bridgewater Hall and the Sage, Gateshead. He has delivered outreach and community work for Live Music Now!, Music in Hospitals, Streetwise Opera, Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Leeds College of Music and Lancashire Sinfonietta.

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MARY YASINI Mary is a former student of St Paul’s and is currently studying English Literature, History, Psychology and Theology. Mary plays violin in the String Orchestra and Symphony Orchestra. A highlight of her year was performing in the Christmas Concert at the Church of the Holy Name.

JOSCHUA SPIEDEL-JOHNSONJoschua is a former student of Chorlton High School and is currently studying A-level Maths in a year, Physics and Computing. Joschua plays cello in the String Orchestra and Symphony Orchestra and has been involved in recording A-level compositions.

KIERAN SCAMMELL Kieran is a former student of St Bede’s and is currently studying Biology, Chemistry, Maths and Psychology. Kieran plays in the Jazz Band, Funk Combo and Wind Ensemble. A highlight of his year was playing with the Jazz Band and Funk Combo at a gig at Band on the Wall in Manchester.

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JONATHAN GUY WOODWIND

Jonathan Guy graduated from the RNCM from the MMus Solo Performance degree with distinction. At the RNCM he studied clarinet with Nicholas

Cox and John Bradbury, and Bass Clarinet with Colin Pownall. Whilst at the RNCM he performed at the Wigmore Hall, London, and won the RNCM Cross School Prize for Chamber Music. Jonathan performs with Opra Cymru, the Immix Contemporary Music Ensemble, and the NEW Sinfonia.

SILVIA LUCASPIANO

Born in Madrid, Silvia moved to Manchester to attend the RNCM where she has graduated with Bachelor of Music with honors and Master

of Music. She regularly gives recitals nationally and internationally and enjoys collaborating with composers performing new music. Recently, Silvia has been highly commended in the Gold Medal competition at the RNCM and she is looking forward to starting her PhD in piano performance in the same institution.

ALEX JOHNSON PIANO AND KEYBOARD

Alex Johnson is a freelance pianist/keyboardist. He has studied keyboard performance under Matt Steele at the RNCM. Alex

performs at various events regularly with bands and artists around the country.

IAN JONES DRUM KIT AND PERCUSSION TUTOR

Ian Jones has been a professional freelance drummer since 1990, gaining a wealth of knowledge and experience as

a performing musician. Utilising his knowledge and experience as a qualified teacher and musician, he performs a variety of musical genres and very much enjoys the challenges of teaching a wide-range of ages and abilities.

GRAHAM SOUTH BRASS

Graham leads a diverse career as a trumpeter and teacher. He works with orchestras such as the BBC Philharmonic, Manchester Camerata

and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic and in a jazz context is a member of the multi-award winning Beats & Pieces Big Band. He is an experienced brass teacher and ensemble director with several music college and university music graduates among his past pupils. Graham directs the Loreto Jazz Band and Loreto Brass Group.

JAMIE WALLACE GUITAR

Jamie Wallace has taught at a variety of Manchester’s respected music institutions, whilst his performance credits include Guy Garvey

(Elbow), Jesca Hoop, and Plan B. TV and radio credits include T4, Marc Riley BBC 6 music and Radcliffe and Maconie Radio 2.

CARLOTTE TREPESS VOICE

Charlotte is currently studying for her MMus in Vocal Performance at the RNCM, and has worked with various professional opera companies

including Opera North, as well as choirs including the BBC Singers and the Eric Whitacre Singers. She has performed various opera and musical theatre roles, and has performed guest/backing vocals with various bands including James, Clean Bandit and Boy George.

GAVIN BARRAS DOUBLE BASS & BASS GUITAR

Gavin Barras trained as a classical double bass player at the University of Manchester and has made his name on the UK jazz scene as well as

performing regularly around Europe. He has recorded extensively and is featured on albums by DJ Shadow, Bonobo and Matthew Halsall. With Halsall he has played jazz festivals in Berlin, London, Brussels, Rome, Johannesburg and been featured by DJs Jamie Cullum and Gilles Peterson.

DEWI TUDOR-JONES STRINGS TUTOR

Dewi Tudor Jones studied Music at Manchester University and the RNCM. He now works with orchestras around the country including

Hallé, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, Northern Sinfonia and Opera North, as well as working extensively as a chamber musician and soloist. Dewi directs the Loreto String Ensemble.

Instrumental StaffOur dedicated team of peripatetic staff boasts a current working knowledge of the music profession, with many of them undertaking numerous performances and recordings every week, from national and international tours to local gigs and concerts. All AS and A-level Music/Music Technology students receive 30 minutes of one-to-one specialist instrumental or vocal tuition.

JENNIFER DYSON WOODWIND TUTOR

Jennifer Dyson graduated from the RNCM, where she received the Pat Barney Flute Prize and was a finalist in the Gold Medal Soloist

Competition. She studied the Flute under Richard Davis (Principal Flute, BBC Philharmonic), as well as Piccolo with Joanne Boddington (Hallé Orchestra).

As a soloist, Jennifer has given recitals in the North West of England and the Midlands to great critical acclaim. She has performed various concertos with symphony orchestra, chamber orchestra and wind orchestra in the UK and abroad. Jennifer directs the Loreto Wind Ensemble.

ADAM ROBINSONSTRINGS TUTOR

As a violinist and violist Adam has performed with orchestras such as Opera North, Northern Ballet, Netherlands Symphony Orchestra and

Manchester Camerata as well as Wexford Opera, the Seychelles Festival Orchestra, Manchester International Festival and Liverpool Capital of Culture. He has also toured and recorded with Sting, Corrine Bailey-Rae, Chris Montague and Kit Downes and has recently been playing with BBC new generation jazz artist Trish Clowes including performances at Kings Place, the Sage and BBC broadcasts.

GUEST VISITING ARTISTS

JONATHAN FISHER GUEST JUDGE OF THE ST CECELIA CONCERTO COMPETITION 2016-17

Jonathan holds positions at The University of Huddersfield as Pianist-In-Residence and

The RNCM as Staff Pianist, where he is also Artistic Director for the RNCM’s Day of Song. Notable recent engagements include recitals at Oxford Lieder Festival and Leeds Lieder+ festival, Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall, Liverpool’s Philharmonic Hall, Chester Festival, The Royal Northern College of Music, La Scuola Grande di San Giovanni Evangelista in Venice, several recitals in London for the Richard Strauss Society and numerous music society recitals throughout the United Kindom. In 2014 Jonathan was a featured accompanist in the brass and percussion category finals of BBC Young Musician of the Year Award.

DR LARRY GOVESLarry Goves is a composer based in the UK. He currently teaches composition at the RNCM and

is composer in residence at Royal Holloway University of London. Larry is also the composition tutor for the National Youth Orchestra. He has written for the Nash Ensemble, The LSO, the BBC Philharmonic, Psappha, Ixion, The Hallé, Sarah Nicolls, 175 East, The Continuum Ensemble and many others all over the UK and abroad. He performs live electronics in a variety of contexts in particular with his own group The House of Bedlam. In 2011 he was shortlisted for a Royal Philharmonic Prize in composition.

STUART MORLEYStuart is an in-demand Musical Director, whose credits include We Will Rock You (Dominion,

West End), Tommy (UK tour), This is Elvis (UK Tour), Anthems with Kerry Ellis and Brian May (Royal Albert Hall and UK Tour), Release the Beat (Arcola), The Night of 1000 Voices (Royal Albert Hall), Love Beyond (Wembley Arena), Elf – The Musical (Plymouth/Dublin) and Ruth Jones’ Christmas Cracker (BBC Wales). Other credits include Associate Musical Director for the West End revival of Cabaret (Lyric), Choral Director for Chess in Concert (Royal Albert Hall/DVD) and Musical Supervisor of West End Heroes (Dominion). He is on the teaching faculty at the Royal Academy of Music, where he was made an honorary Associate in 2011. He is author of The Musical Director’s Handbook, which is available on Amazon.

DR JOHN ANDREWSDescribed recently in the Observer as a ‘tremendous young conductor’, John Andrews is increasingly in

demand thanks to a conducting style that combines empathy and feel for both music and musicians with an ability to communicate his ideas directly and powerfully. He is conductor-in-association of the English Symphony Orchestra, and currently works with The BBC Concert Orchestra and the National Symphony Orchestra. With a special affinity for Italian bel canto and the English baroque, John has conducted over 40 operas for Garsington Opera, English Touring Opera, Opera Holland Park, Stanley Hall Opera, Co-Opera and Opéra de Baugé.

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The Music ProgrammeSYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Repertoire ranges from classical symphonies and suites to famous film scores, as well as backing music for pop songs. The Symphony orchestra also accompanies the winner of the annual St Cecilia Concerto Competition at the Easter concert.

BIG BANDPerforming a selection of swing and jazz standards, occasionally with guests vocalists. This group features in a number of performances and recordings throughout the year. Saxophonists, trumpeters and trombonists welcomed!

CHAMBER CHOIR20-piece choir with repertoire that mostly consists of a cappella choral works - from Monteverdi to Britten. It makes numerous appearances at high profile events throughout the college calendar, at venues such as Manchester Town Hall and Hallé St.Peter’s.

PERCUSSION GROUPComprises the drummers and percussionists of the college and tackles both pitched and unpitched material, mixing classical and minimalist works with samba and more modern styles.

STRING ORCHESTRAConsisting of the college’s string players, the ensemble’s repertoire includes numerous Baroque and classical arrangements and performs every year at the MANCEP Shakespeare Festival playing Shakespeare-inspired music.

FUNK COMBOThis group plays at a number of events during the year, the highlight being the end of year gig at Band on the Wall. A tight outfit of horns, rhythm section and vocals, they play anything from Motown, pure 70s funk up to more contemporary soul covers, such as Jessie J.

WIND ENSEMBLEOpen to all wind players. Performing a wide variety of repertoire and rehearse weekly, usually during lunchtime. Among their numerous performances, the Wind Ensemble performs every year at Manchester Town Hall and on the college TV station.

BANDS NETWORKGuitarists, drummers, bassists, vocalists and anyone else wanting to form and play in bands meet each other early in the year and guide their own musical interests. As well as the chance to contribute to the record label, performance opportunities include Gorilla and Deaf Instuitute.

BRASS ENSEMBLERepertoire includes a mixture of classical transcriptions and more modern popular arrangements, from Gabrieli to Gershwin, Beethoven to The Beatles.

MUSIC RECORDING AND PRODUCTION SKILLSThis regular weekly tutorial develops your producing skills, giving you hands-on experience in using the latest software to create your own tracks. You will have the chance to feature your tracks on the Loreto College Radio as well as releasing your track on the College Record Label – E&K Records.

POP CHOIRLarge Choir (male and female) that is open to all. Repertoire includes popular chart songs, gospel, show tunes, Glee numbers, student compositions, a capella arrangements, and solo numbers. Often accompanied by orchestral backing.

BARBERSHOP GROUPSmall vocal group specialising in close-harmony a capella songs. We have both male and female close-harmony groups, who often choose and arrange their own material.

LORETO PIANO CIRCUSInspired by the British 6-piano group, the pianists of Loreto join together to form 8, 6 or 4 hand ensembles to explore repertoire, embed ensemble skills and have fun playing music! The main 8-hand group performs on two dovetailed grand pianos at the Easter Concert every year.

Y13 JAZZ COLLECTIVEThose musicians leaving at the end of the year get the chance to have artistic control over a 45-minute set at Band on the Wall, directing musicians, choosing and arranging repertoire and performing on the famous stage!

CHAPEL CHOIRThis is small consort of singers (12), who provide poignant music for important masses throughout the year. Recent mass settings include those by Faure, Gabrieli and Gregorian plainchant.

MUSIC THEORY SUPPLEMENTARYSessions are open to all students at the college. ABRSM Grade 5 Theory is mandatory for any AS Music students who do not hold the qualification on entry to Loreto, and Grade 6 Theory (either ABSRM or LCM Popular Music) is mandatory for any A2 Music students. For those looking to pursue Music at HE, there are Grade 7 & 8 Theory sessions and exams (ABRSM or LCM). Loreto College enters students (and pays fees) for Grade 5 Theory and above.

THE COLLEGE MUSICALAn annual production that is extremely popular and has sold out for the past five years running! You can audition for a part on stage; there are non-dancing and non-singing parts too. The pit band is a very important and rewarding ensemble to be a part of too. There is also the opportunity for an Upper Sixth student to take on the role of Assistant Musical Director or rehearsal accompanist.

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“There are so many opportunities for music making at Loreto.”

Hear a selection of student composition and performances. Visit soundcloud.com/loreto-music-programme

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Cambridge UniversityMusic Hubs Programme

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY MUSIC HUBS PROGRAMMELoreto College is one of the two UK centres for the Cambridge University Music Hubs Programme. Talented students from across the North West attend Loreto for the series of bespoke workshops and seminars that are written by the University’s academics to help prepare students for undergraduate study. The programme culminates with a residential course at Cambridge where students get a taste of what it’s like to attend one of the world’s most prestigious education establishments.

Five high-achieving music students from Loreto’s AS Music course recently took part in Cambridge University’s Music Hubs residential visit to Cambridge. Eighteen students from

nine different institutions stayed at Murray Edwards College and took part in a bespoke programme of workshops and seminars at the Music Faculty on West Road.

On the first day, following a tour of Cambridge with the project co-ordinator, Joe Shaw, the students had their first session, studying Early Renaissance polyphony with Dr Edward Wickham. This was followed by a session on Performance Authenticity given by Maggie Faultless (Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment) where students performed parts of an early classical symphony using period instruments, such as the harpsichord and natural trumpet. The students had a great time and the experience really broadened their knowledge in terms of music but also in terms of Higher Education.

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E + K RECORDSLoreto College’s record label, established in 2012, releases an annual compilation of student compositions and productions created outside of the course. 2016 saw the release of EK05, the largest compilation yet at 14 tracks. EK05 showcased the diverse musical talents within the college including Loreto Talent Show finalist Ellen Baker and local indie band The Claremonts. The release was a huge success, with over 1000 streams in a matter of days. All tracks were created, mixed, and mastered by the students themselves, giving them the opportunity to develop a diverse range of skills desired within the industry.

Check out the tracks. Visit: soundcloud.com/ekrecords

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