Music Listening updated: Tone Colour complete aural lesson with listening examples and activities

This updated lesson explains the concept ‘Tone Colour’ and uses relevant music terminology with excellent short (edited) diverse styles of listening examples to broaden experience. Suggested responses to the listening activities are now included. The music examples are a mix of popular and classical music. Both relate to each other as the melodic material in the popular extracts is based on the classical examples! Further talking and discussion points that link nicely to provide a useful segue to a Musicological focus - two lessons for one!
Use this HSC Music Aural lesson, with listening activities included, as a stand-alone Year 12 revision lesson (also useful for relief lesson) or take the opportunity to work one-on-one with your Preliminary students as they work to deepen their understanding of the music concept ‘Tone Colour’.
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