BACHELOR OF MUSIC (HONOURS)
MUSIC PERFORMANCE & RECORDING
- INTAKES: March, September
- DURATION: 1 Year
Dive into our Bachelor of Music (Honours) Music Performance And Recording program—a thrilling one-year adventure where your talents in performance, composition, and music production will skyrocket. Imagine turning the music in your head into reality, shaping sounds, and laying down tracks that express your unique artistic vibe.
Get ready to master the art of capturing and crafting music with our cutting-edge courses in music technology. Whether you're composing a digital masterpiece on your desktop or mixing live in the Singapore Raffles Production Suite (SRPS)—our top-tier recording studio—it's all about making magic happen.
But wait, there's more! Our Management modules are your secret weapon to becoming a music industry mogul. Learn the ins and outs of artist management, event production, and networking to make sure your music isn't just heard, but it's also making waves. At SRMC, we're not just about creating artists; we're about launching careers.
Graduates will receive a Bachelor of Music (Honours) Music Performance and Recording conferred by the University of West London (UWL).
Drawing upon the professional experience of the music faculty at London College of Music (LCM), this course is designed as a response to the dynamic needs of the current music industry. Musicians will develop both performance techniques and the technical knowledge to record studio music, so as to launch a successful career in the music industry.
- At least 19 years old
- Advanced Diploma In Music or FdMus Music Performance (or its international equivalent)
- At least Grade E in any 3 GCE ‘A’ Level subjects (2 H2 Level and 1 H1 Level) or its international equivalent
- Pass SRMC’s Music Theory Placement Test (click here to refer to Music Placement Theory Guide PDF File)
- Pass SRMC’s Audition
- Pass English Language Requirements
Audition Requirements
- Instrumentalists: 10 – 12 minute performance, TWO pieces from contrasting periods
- Classical Vocalists: 10 – 12 minute performance, THREE songs
- Contemporary Instrumentalists/Vocalists: 10 – 12 minute performance, THREE songs (any languages)
As a guide, repertoire presented should be of DipABRSM/ALCM standards.
English Language Requirements
- International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score of 6.0 administered by the British Council (Preferred by SRMC), or
- GCE ‘A’ Level GP or KI – Grade E or above, or
- IB Diploma – Pass TOK (English Medium), or
- SRMC’s English Placement Test / SRMC’s Certificate in English – Advanced, or
- Other English Language Proficiency Tests (TOEFL etc) – will be considered on a case-by-case basis
Students will undertake the following modules during their course of study.
ONE (1) Year Course
Performance & Recording Track
- Performance and Recording Project
- Performance for Audience
- Performance for Industry
- Recording Tools
- Promoting your Career
| FEE PARTICULARS | 1 YEAR S($) | |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fee | 16,257.20 | |
| Non-Tuition Fees | ||
| 1. Administrative, Visa & Compliance Fees | 2,561.50 | |
| 2. Course Assessment & Resource Fees | 2,801.30 | |
| Total Course Fee | 21,620.00 | |
| University Enrolment Fees | 4,360.00 | |
| Total Payable Fee (Excl. GST) | 23,834.86 | |
| Goods & Services Tax | 2,145.14 | |
| Total Payable Fee (Incl. GST) | 25,980.00 |
| ADDITIONAL FEES | S($) |
|---|---|
| Fee Protection Scheme (FPS) Premium & Admin Fees * | 820.00 / Year |
| Direct Entry Fee** | 4,000.00 |
| Evaluation Fee** | 1,000.00 |
*All courses have a Fee Protection Premium
**If applicable.
For other fees, please click here.
Note: All fees are inclusive of GST (Goods & Services Tax). The current Singapore GST is charged at a rate of 9%. All fees quoted are subject to other costs arising from government directives.
In Budget 2022, the Minister for Finance of Singapore announced that the Goods and Services Tax (GST) rate will be increased from:
(i) 7% to 8% with effect from 1 Jan 2023; and
(ii) 8% to 9% with effect from 1 Jan 2024.
Kindly refer to this link to understand how the GST rate change will affect the consumers.
Students must gain 120 modular credits to graduate, by passing the assessment requirements for each module.
BMus (Hons) Music Performance and Recording
awarded by University of West London.
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Frequently Asked Questions
This programme is designed for aspiring musicians who want to succeed both on stage and in the studio. You won’t just focus on perfecting your instrument or voice – you’ll also learn the ins and outs of music recording, production, and entrepreneurship. With an emphasis on creative versatility, the course helps you grow into a multi-skilled artist who can adapt to the demands of today’s fast-changing music industry. Awarded by the University of West London, this degree is globally recognised and sets you up for a career with international potential.
Graduates can build careers in diverse roles in the music and entertainment industry, such as performers, producers, songwriters, or music content creators across platforms like film, games, and social media. Many also explore roles such as artist manger, studio engineers, music directors, or event managers. With strong training in both performance and business, this programme prepares you for a flexible portfolio career – blending gigs, recordings, teaching, or running your own music brand.
Students enjoy access to over 40 practice rooms, 4 ensemble spaces, and the professional-grade Singapore Raffles Production Suite (SRPS). Whether rehearsing solo or recording in a full studio setup, you’ll be using industry-standard equipment and software. Additional resources include performance venues, and support from experienced lecturers and mentors, giving you a complete music learning environment.
You’ll build strong performance skills, improve your technique, and learn how to plan and deliver engaging live shows. The course also teaches you how to market yourself and manage your career as a professional musician. From live recording to adding creative tech elements to your performances, you’ll graduate ready for the stage, studio, and industry.
Yes – this course places strong emphasis on practical learning. From early on, you’ll record and produce music using professional software and equipment. You’ll work on real projects in the SRPS studio, collaborate with peers, and learn directly from industry practitioners. By the time you graduate, you’ll have a portfolio of work and the confidence to lead your own sessions.
Absolutely. The degree is recognised internationally and opens doors to postgraduate studies in music performance, education, production, or related fields. Many students continue with a Master’s degree either locally or abroad, including at our partner institution, the University of West London. It’s also a strong foundation if you plan to pursue a PhD or a career in academia.