Music Production and Songwriting Proficiency Test 2027
Assessment for Eligibility and Selection for the Bachelor Programme in Musical Interpretation, Specialisation in Music Production and Songwriting, 180 Credits.
The test is conducted in two rounds consisting of submitted material (Round 1) and a remote test during Week 9, 2027 (Round 2). Instructions on how and where to submit your material will be sent by email after applications have closed on antagning.se.
The date for Round 2 will be announced approximately two weeks in advance and included in the invitation.
The following applies to the test:
Round 1:
You submit a portfolio consisting of two songs that you have written and produced yourself or in collaboration with others. You must also submit clear documentation describing your role in the writing and production of the songs. In addition, the documentation must specify who, apart from yourself, performed on the recordings, acted as recording engineer, and completed the mixing.
The documentation must include a reference who can verify your contribution to the submitted work.
If your submitted material from Round 1 is assessed as meeting the required standard, you will be invited to Round 2.
Round 2:
You will complete a practical test using a digital audio workstation (DAW) of your choice. The test is conducted remotely. You will be given access to recorded musical material that you are required to arrange and mix.
Skills to Be Assessed
- The applicant’s skills in music production and songwriting from both technical and artistic perspectives.
Assessment Criteria
The jury makes an overall assessment of Round 1 and Round 2 based on the following criteria:
- Rhythm
- Melody
- Harmony
- Sound
- Mix
- Sense of Form
- Creativity
Required Standard for a Pass
Eligibility is obtained by achieving a passing result on both parts of the test. The applicant’s prior knowledge and skills are assessed in relation to the requirements of the programme.
Contact
For any questions, please contact fardighetsprov.mhs@oru.se