If you looking for a way to instill that crucial knowledge about the new AQA exam Section B on Haydn’s Clock Symphony, look no further than the 2-Mark Question Exam Buster! This video will cover the knowledge that has been shown to be vital in all of the Specimen Papers, and focused largely on actual exam technique, drilling down into the right language to use, and how to use it. Your students will gain an understanding of the historical context, the layout and make-up of the orchestra and information on transposing instruments.

‘I Say You Say’ are videos aimed to tackle the tricky language of the AQA Listening and Appraising exam head-on. Foster that knowledge and understanding in your students’ minds in a fun and accessible way - perfect for a classroom task, a computer / cover lesson and homework.

‘I Say You Say’ are videos aimed to tackle the tricky language of the AQA Listening and Appraising exam head-on. Foster that knowledge and understanding in your students’ minds in a fun and accessible way - perfect for a classroom task, a computer / cover lesson and homework. This takes on the most common terms and concepts associated with Harmony,including practical and aural examples of harmony in action. Brought to you by BarronimoMusic - 21st Century music education resources to make your classroom buzz!

For KS4 students studying AQA GCSE Music… this resources is the first in series of videos that tackles the language of the new spec exam head on, in a fun and accessible way. Foster that tricky knowledge and understanding in your students’ minds! Perfect for classroom revision and homework.