Booklets for AQA GCSE Music Area of Study 3: Western Classical from 1910 Four separate booklets Topics: Aaron Copland British Music (Maxwell-Davies, Taverner, Britten and Arnold) Hungarian Music (Kodaly and Bartok) Minimalism (Riley, Reich, Adams) Includes Information Composition activities Performance pieces Practice exam questions Wider listening checklist

Powerpoint on all GCSE music terms associated with melody. Appropriate for any exam board.

This resource can be used with no equipment, especially useful for homelearning or in a non-specialist classroom. There are a few lessons covering African Instruments and key words.

BOOKLET AND ANSWER BOOKLET Topics: Baroque Concerto Classical Concerto Romantic Concerto Each style has summary sheets, a past paper listening question and checkpoint questions, as well as revision questions at the end of the booklet. Answer booklet for teacher use to support with learning.

For OCR GCSE music Summary Posters in the MADTSHIRT style Baroque Classical Romantic

A homelearning task on the Music Industry. Written for Level 1 foundation RSL award but can be used as a one-off online learning task or for cover

Key words for GCSE music associated with texture.

Two lessons worth of Film music info, with key words, tasks.

Powerpoint on GCSE music key words on structure.

GCSE powerpoint on all keywords tempo!

Designed for the RSL Music Practitioners course. Can be used as a two-year course booklet or lots of stand-alone worksheets. Suitable for cover. Includes research tasks, listening tasks, contextual history, fill the blanks, composition planning and directed tasks. Topics include: Instruments, Elements of Music, Functions of a DAW, Blues, Jazz, Rock n Roll, 50s Record Companies, Soul, Reggae, Rock, Punk, Pop-Punk, New Wave, 80s Synth Pop, Grunge, Hip-Hop, Rap, Latin Pop, Contemporary Folk, Indie Rock, RnB, 90s House Music, Progressive House, Tropical House, Garage, Dubstep, Drum and Bass, Electronica, Eurodance, Pop, Boybands and Girlbands, Grime, Synths Through Time, Drum Machines Through Time, Samplers Through Time, Guitar Techniques and Effects, Mixing Desks, Mixing Music (Filters, EQ), Recording and Distribution, Preparing Equipment in Recording Sessions, Microphone Types, Polar Patterns, Recording Vocals, Microphone Placement (Acoustic & Electric Guitars, Piano, Drums), Planning a Recording Session.

Created for Year 9 Includes Introduction PowerPoint, portfolio of key figures and timeline of events worksheet

Two/three lessons worth of rhythmic activities linking to Harry Potter Puppet Pals Including: Performance of Puppet Pals Composition of own rhythms with a performance at the end

Powerpoint Revision Cards Key Questions for analytical listening Based on conventions of each era (3 and 4 mark questions) of ALL areas of study: Baroque Classical Romantic Piano Romantic Requiem Broadway Film and Gaming Rock Music Popular Music Blues Reggae African Fusion Latin Folk Copland Contemporary British Music Hungarian Minimalism

Each genre has a set of listening and research questions. The genres included are: Blues, Jazz, Country, Rock, Funk, RnB, Punk, Rap, Pop and Electronica.

A powerpoint on each of the musical elements. There are musical examples and definitions of key words.

GCSE music key words powerpoint for all words associated with metre / time signatures. Appropriate for any exam board.

Powerpoint on all GCSE music terms associated with rhythm. Appropriate for any exam board.

Powerpoint and sheet on AoS5 Pop Ballads