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Jekyll & Hyde - Bring on the Men

Jekyll & Hyde - Bring on the Men - Performed by Tahlia for her graduating recital held on campus at the Australian Institute of Music (AIM) Song Details - Jekyll & Hyde - Bring on the Men - Bricusse/Wildhorn No Copyright infringement intended Check out our other tunes from our recent recitals on our channels below. Check out all our You Tube Channels AIMtvSydney -    / aimtvsydney   AIMtvStage -    / aimtvstage   AIMtvTestimonials -    / aimtvtestimonials   AIMtvDramaticArt -    / aadatvchannel   Our Website - http://www.aim.edu.au/ AIMtv on our Website - http://www.aim.edu.au/student-life/ai... Facebook -   / australianinstituteofmusic   Twitter -   / aimsydney   Instagram -   / australianinstituteofmusic   Linkedin - http://www.linkedin.com/company/73930... Google Plus - https://plus.google.com/+AimEduAu/posts AIM To study music at AIM is all about having a fun, professional, academic experience, that helps set you up for a diverse lifelong career in the music industry, from performing to studio work, teaching, publishing, entertainment management, music business and a whole lot more, all connected as part of the AIM learning experience. The best thing you can from here do is to come along to an OPEN Day or check out our website at http://www.aim.edu.au Music Theatre @AIM In the Bachelor of Music (Music Theatre) degree, students develop the ear of a musician, the body awareness of a dancer, the imagination of an actor, the vision of a director and the fortitude of a producer. Practical Skill Development & Performance All units of study are practical in terms of value adding to the performance experience. The underlying approach is that creating numerous performance opportunities will build the confidence and skill level required of students wishing to make a career in music theatre both real and rewarding. Skill development is tested when the student is required to show what they have learned in the performance arena. Major Studies Individual Voice Lessons Voice class plus coaching with an accompanist, development of a flexible vocal technique in the stylistically versatile music theatre genre, development of an extensive repertoire for audition and performance purposes, plus development of ‘one on one’ individual singing. Masterclass Development of the singer as musician and storyteller, interactive group work and refining of vocal performance. Performance Studies Researching, rehearsing and performing works from the 1920’s to the present day including Australian Music Theatre works. Creating, producing and performing original works, work shopping new works for Industry composers/writers, plus developing production skills and performances on and off the AIM campus. Dance & Acting Dance and Acting classes are an integral part of the development of the Music Theatre performer. Dance classes develop technical skill and choreography. Acting, as an essential component in story telling via song and as a craft unto itself, is an integral part of the Music Theatre course. Students attend technical class and text based studies. Ensemble Music Theatre is about telling a story and the making of music together. Ensemble classes develop the art of group singing. AIM produces a major Musical each year and students will be involved in rehearsals for these productions facilitated by additional Ensemble classes. Associated Studies (Electives) Students select two associated study units from a suite of offerings including Teaching Techniques, Conducting, Movement for Stage, Body Awareness and Psychology of Performance, Arts Management and more. Academic Studies All Bachelor of Music students undertake a series of Academic Studies units. These units cover theoretical and aural musicianship plus historical and cultural studies of music. In the Foundation stages (1–2) of the degree, students cover a broad range of music styles and genres, including western art music and contemporary popular music. In the Industry stages (3-6) of the degree, students can to focus their critical thinking in a variety of specialist areas including contemporary, jazz, baroque, classical, romantic, avant garde, music theatre, film, roots music, world music and latin music. Collaboration With a network of more than 1500 performance, production and management students and unsurpassed performance, production and teaching facilities, AIM courses promote creative collaboration essential to career success, setting AIM graduates apart from graduates of other universities and learning institutions. Teaching Staff All teachers of the Music Theatre department are working industry practitioners who provide professional, relevant, innovative and supportive instruction.