http://www.douglascollege.ca/mtd
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlAQ4ZKEHG2Ie0G4vQ2H6R9dwAsWJVfZP The Douglas College Music Technology Diploma (MTD) will provide an in-depth exploration of the new technology that is redefining the way we make music in the 21st century. Students will take a variety of audio engineering courses, covering topics like MIDI, sequencing and synthesis, audio recording, music for film, music scoring, studio setup and maintenance and music ensembles, plus various music electives. We are looking for students who have experience playing or singing (in a school ensemble, for example) and who are musically literate. Although this is not a program for novices. we offer a number of options for upgrading through our Community Music School in any areas that students may lack— so please tell any interested students to feel free to contact us with any questions they may have. If they are not ready to enter the program immediately we also offer a Basic Musicianship program that can provide all the skills they need (when taken with our introductory Music Tech courses). As the MTD is offered within our Douglas College Music Department, we are able to offer access to exceptional facilities, performance opportunities, and a core group of music students to facilitate organizing recording projects and performances. As a public institution we are able to offer a very affordable program (about $4,000 per year) and a proven track record of high quality music instruction. This program is perfect for a student who is interested in music performance, but also wants to explore the technology that is so important in today's music industry. If you would like more information, here is the website URL:
http://www.douglascollege.ca/mtd
We are set up to take applications now - students can start the process at:
http://www.douglas.bc.ca/application-services.html
We believe that this will be a very popular program, and are encouraging students to apply soon. Please don't hesitate to respond if you have any questions. You can reply to this email, or call me at (604) 527-5272. Sincerely,
Blair Fisher
Coordinator, Douglas College MTD