A detailed list of musical terminology, no definitions, for 10 musical elements. Suitable for GCSE and A Level Music students. Elements included: Melody Vocal style Texture Harmony Tonality Word setting Form and structure Dynamics Rhythm, metre and tempo Sonority

Grid of contextual information for ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ by Tennessee Williams. Divided by: Textual Authorial Historical Social Political Genre

Grid of contextual information for ‘King Lear’. Divided by: Textual Authorial Historical Social Political Genre

Notes for ‘The Wife of Bath’s Tale’. Suitable for students studying for the Pearson Edexcel A Level English Literature poetry paper. Includes: Lines Overview Themes Language and analysis Form and structure Contextual ideas Grid fomatted to fit 1x A4 page

Very detailed A Level English Literature notes for Scene 1 of ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ by Tennessee Williams. Includes: Quotes Themes Techniques and analysis Context 6x A4 Pages

Grid of contextual information for ‘The Wife of Bath’s Prologue and Tale’. Divided by: Textual Authorial Historical Social Political Genre

Edexcel A Level Music Revision: 8 pieces of further listening for Clara Schumann - Piano Trio in Gm Five features of each further listening piece that relate to the set work 4 works composed before or around the set work’s composition 4 works composed after the set work’s composition

Edexcel A Level Music Revision: 8 pieces of further listening for Rachel Portman - The Duchess Five features of each further listening piece that relate to the set work 4 works composed before or around the set work’s composition 4 works composed after the set work’s composition

Edexcel A Level Music Revision: 8 pieces of further listening for Bernard Herrmann - Psycho Five features of each further listening piece that relate to the set work 4 works composed before or around the set work’s composition 4 works composed after the set work’s composition

Edexcel A Level Music Revision: 8 pieces of further listening for Danny Elfman - Batman Returns Five features of each further listening piece that relate to the set work 4 works composed before or around the set work’s composition 4 works composed after the set work’s composition

A comparative grid for Wuthering Heights and Mrs Dalloway. Quotes from both texts General comparative points for themes covered Themes covered: Foreignness Family Love Suffering

Exam strategies for the written paper for the Pearson Edexcel AS and A Level Music syllabus. Includes advice in regards to: Listening questions Questions about specific musical elements Dictation Question 5: Previously unheard piece essay Question 6: Set work essay 2x A5 pages

List of contextual ideas important to ‘Wuthering Heights’ and ‘Mrs Dalloway’. Particularly relevant to students studying for the Pearson Edexcel A Level English Literature prose paper.

Edexcel A Level Music Revision: 8 pieces of further listening for Vivaldi - Concerto in Dm Five features of each further listening piece that relate to the set work 4 works composed before or around the set work’s composition 4 works composed after the set work’s composition

Edexcel A Level Music Revision: 8 pieces of further listening for Anoushka Shankar - Breathing Underwater Five features of each further listening piece that relate to the set work 4 works composed before or around the set work’s composition 4 works composed after the set work’s composition

Edexcel A Level Music Revision: 8 pieces of further listening for Familia Valera Miranda - Caña Quema Five features of each further listening piece that relate to the set work 4 works composed before or around the set work’s composition 4 works composed after the set work’s composition

Edexcel A Level Music Revision: 8 pieces of further listening for Berlioz - Symphonie Fantastique Five features of each further listening piece that relate to the set work 4 works composed before or around the set work’s composition 4 works composed after the set work’s composition

Edexcel A Level Music Revision: 8 pieces of further listening for Debussy - Les Estampes Five features of each further listening piece that relate to the set work 4 works composed before or around the set work’s composition 4 works composed after the set work’s composition

Outlining how to write a poetry comparison essay, useful for any exam board or level. Includes comparative vocabulary.

A theme tracking grid for ‘King Lear’. Suitable for all exam boards. Covers key scenes for 9 themes, with an overall summary. Themes covered: Aging Blindness Chaos/disorder Forgiveness Family relationships Fate Madness Gender Justice Loyalty Man, vs nature Truth