A pupil resource which includes: Listening questions devised to develop pupil skills as well as increase understanding of Webber’s composition style An information sheet on the background of Webber Please note, I have not included suggested teacher answers - I can supply these if requested in a similar style to my other resources, just let me know!

A pupil resource which includes: Listening questions devised to develop pupil skills as well as increase understanding of Schwartz’s composition style An information sheet on the background of Schwartz Please note, I have not included suggested teacher answers - I can supply these if requested in a similar style to my other resources, just let me know!

A pupil resource which includes: Listening questions devised to develop pupil skills as well as increase understanding of Schonberg’s composition style An information sheet on the background of Schonberg

A powerpoint presentation to introduce the topic of Rock and Pop. It covers the topics of instruments, voices, structures and technology. The powerpoint accompanies the three pupil worksheets and includes listening activities too. The listening log was created to allow pupils to easily record any popular music they listen to in order to understand the differing styles. This was created for the GCSE Eduqas syllabus but could also be useful for other boards or as an introduction to new concepts for A-Level!

Eduqas A-level Musical Theatre (Option C) Topic - Richard Rodgers This is both a teacher and pupils resource. Includes: Listening questions devised to develop pupil skills as well as increase understanding of Rodgers composition style A teacher information sheet on the background of Rodgers Suggested teaching points Suggested answers to pupils listening questions

Includes information on exam format for A-Level EDUQAS specification as well as list of composers to be studied and course requirements. Both student worksheets and suggested teaching points are included for the following: - what makes a musical - types of music in a musical - types of song in a musical - listening pro forma for any general listening work

This is both a teacher and pupil resource. Includes: Listening questions devised to develop pupil skills as well as increase understanding of Sondheim’s composition style An information sheet on the background of Sondheim Suggested answers to pupil listening questions Blank pupil question sheets A pupil homework activity

A powerpoint presentation to introduce the topic of chamber music in the Baroque, Classical and Romantic Eras. Focus is on Basso Continuo, Trio Sonata, String Quartet and Romantic Mixed Ensembles. The powerpint accompanies the two pupil worksheets - the first an introduction to Eduquas AoS2 and Chamber music in the Baroque era. The second is on Classical and Romantic music. All musical examples for listening questions are embedded in the powerpoint, along with answers. This was created for the GCSE Eduqas syllabus but could also be useful for other boards or as an introduction to new concepts for A-Level!

This is both a teacher and pupils resource. Includes: Listening questions devised to develop pupil skills as well as increase understanding of Bernstein’s composition style An information sheet on the background of Bernstein Suggested answers to pupils listening questions Pupil homework activity worksheet

A teacher resource with Information regarding the Classical to early Romantic symphony (Stamitz to Beethoven) Historical background Key composers The development of the orchestra The development of the structure of the symphony

A resource to introduce the topic of the symphony and it’s development. Includes a powerpoint and a pupil worksheet and a homework/classwork research task. A teacher resource with answers to the research task is also available in a bundle.

A pupil worksheet covering revision of musical elements and vocabulary as well as areas of study 1,2 &4 and the set works for the Eduqas syllabus. However much material could be used for other boards too. I’m happy to provide an answer sheet if helpful - just ask!

This is both a presentation and a pupil worksheet that go together. I found it really useful for helping pupils get to grips with melody terminology. There are musical examples on the worksheet too. I created it for GCSE pupils but it would also be a good refresher task for A-Level too.