Revision questions for Eduqas GCSE Music. This resource has been designed for revision during registration It is literally 10 questions to be completed in 10 minutes. It is also useful for form tutors and wider school staff members to see what GCSE music involves by placing a revision activity outside of our normal teaching area. The revision areas cover 10 questions on each of the following: Melody Articulation Dynamics Tempo Structure Harmony Instruments Rhythm Sonority Eine Kleine Nachtmusik Since You Been Gone AOS1 : Musical Forms and Devices AOS2: Music for Ensemble AOS3: Music for Film AOS4: Popular Music All questions on separate sheets so that you can either print as a booklet or individually. All answers at the end of the document. I have printed this as a booklet and am encouraging students to complete one per registration session so the build up is gradual. We will be marking in the following class session and using this a the starter activity. This is simply meant to focus a range of key terms and understanding. Providing the student with a really useful revision guide.

All key words identified for 'Since You Been Gone' with the linked musical element. These are included in the STUDY GUIDE resource I have already uploaded. Key words only listed - it's up to the learner to complete the meaning. Columns for bar and beat locations.

This is a KEY WORD activity for SInce You Been Gone (Ballard) It uses 25 of the most important terms for this set work for Eduqas GCSE Music. This is Key Word activity is called "Through the Key Word." This is a great starter that I have used successfully over the last two years for both introducing and revising key terms. Each key word has a fully explained definition and reference to the score where appropriate. This resource is uploaded as a PDF file and includes 79 slides which cover : Key word, definition and transition slide. This can be used in its entirety or just a few words at a time - you decide. Added to this resource is the full Powerpoint with all transitions.

These are KEY WORD resources for an introduction to Musical Elements used as part of a Key Stage 3 Scheme. In each set of resources there are THREE files: 1. A fully animated POWERPOINT with images and meanings to support learning. 2. A LOOK COVER WRITE CHECK Sheet for starters / quick revision. 3. A KEY WORD meaning sheet for homework which includes antonym and synonym extension tasks.

This is a 34 slide Power Point presentation to support the learning of KEY SIGNATURES for GCSE Music courses. GCSE MUSIC courses required knowledge of up to FOUR sharps and FLATS - Major and Relative Minors. This power point presents quick ways to work out the keys of up to 4 sharps and flats both Major and Relative Minor. Slides include piano keyboard to show semitone counting to reinforce understanding. All slides with key signatures on are fully animated to reveal the thinking required and the answers.

My Favourite Song - written in the style of a vinyl disc. Can be used for homework or cover and works really nicely to form top display material.

Student Booklet for all four tasks within this unit. Student checklist included.

This is a KEY WORD activity for Eiene Kleine Nachtmusik (Mozart) It uses 25 of the most important terms for this set work for Eduqas GCSE Music. This is Key Word activity is called "Through the Key Word." This is a great starter that I have used successfully over the last two years for both introducing and revising key terms. Each key word has a fully explained definition and reference to the score where appropriate. This resource is uploaded as a PDF file and includes 79 slides which cover : Key word, definition and transition slide. This can be used in its entirety or just a few words at a time - you decide. Added to this resource is the FULL PowerPoint with full transitions.

This is a 49 slide powerpoint made in the latest version. It works through the construction of all THREE minor scales. Looking initially at C Major - then finding its relative minor. The scale of "a" natural minor is constructed with clear referencing to its C major origin. The scale of " a" harmonic minor is constructed with clear referencing. The scale of "a" melodic minor (ascending and descending) is constructed with clear referencing. All tones and semitones are shown. Full, clear piano keyboard included with notes highlighted as they are added to the scales. Speaker image included plays all shown scales for reference. This presentation is designed to support the understanding of all THREE minors and quick ways to reference them. Final slides have all scales for reference including info on each minor scale.

Key Stage 3 Unit of Work but useful for reinforcing key terms at any stage. Ten key words to support understanding. Each slide has a single key word with fully automated reveals of meanings. All meanings are identified and supported with audio or visual. All mp3 and mp4 files are attached here.

This is an extremely useful PowerPoint document that I have used with both KS3 and 4 for a range of activities. Starters, notation / aural recognition. THIS IS A FULLY INTERACTIVE ACTIVITY WITH EMBEDDED SOUNDS. NO INTERNET CONNECTION REQUIRED TO RUN THIS IN THE CLASSROOM. The resource has 14 slides. Each slide has a one octave piano keyboard presented vertically as in GarageBand. Each piano keyboard has ALL notes clearly identified. Each note played will produce the corresponding audio pitch on selection. Each slide has a treble clef stave and will display the note you have selected on the staff notation. Hitting the RESET button will automatically return you to the home screen.

PLEASE READ THIS INFORMATION CAREFULLY! This is a seven slide powerpoint document with fully embedded instrumental sounds. This has been made using the latest version of Powerpoint. YOU WILL ONLY ACCESS SOUND BITES ON PRESENTATION. All instrumental sounds are fully embedded so that when you select an instrument it will play the corresponding sound. YOU WILL NOT SEE ANY VISIBLE SOUND FILES ON DOWN LOAD - THIS IS ABSOLUTELY AS IT SHOULD BE! Each slide will only reveal the family name and instrumental name on click and in PRESENTATION MODE. This means that each family slide could be played with instrument sounds only if you wish. Each slide has clear images of the instruments. Slides are divided into orchestral families: String : Violin Viola 'Cello Double Bass Guitar & Harp Woodwind: Picc, Flute, Oboe, Cor, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Bassoon & Contra Brass: Trumpet, Trombone, Horn, Euph & Tuba Percussion 1 (untuned): Claves, Triangle, Bass drum, Snare drum, Cymbals & Timps Percussion 2 (tuned): Xylo, Glock & Marimba Keyboards: Piano, Harpsichord, Celeste, Synth & Organ This is really useful for a range of activities linked to the aural recognition of instrumental timbre as well as visual identification. I have used this with Key Stage 3 and 4. PLEASE REMEMBER : 1. You will need the latest version of powerpoint . 2. You WILL NOT SEE music files on download. 3. YOU MUST be in presentation mode to activate the sound files. Many thanks

These are a set of resources to promote key word understanding for a scheme of work on RAP. The pack includes a full animated powerpoint with images and descriptions to promote understanding was well as a homework sheet and quick revision/ starter sheet.

A set of resources designed to promote key word understanding for a scheme work using GARAGEBAND. Included in this set: A fully animated powerpoint with images and descriptions to support learning. A quick look - cover - write - check activity. A research homework for definitions.

These are the Key Words ONLY for Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. This resource is included in the Study Guide for the set work. All key words identified for the set work "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik" by Mozart. Space to reference bar and beat numbers as well as for the meaning of each word.