Marking and feedback sheets for solo performance, ensemble performance and composition. Gets students used to the mark schemes as well as giving them a space to reflect and plan ahead. Useful for mock feedback, preparatory tasks etc.

8 worksheets which take students through the basics of tonality and how to analyse this at GCSE level. Exercises are used to test student understanding (answer sheet is provided).

Four part arrangement of this popular carol - parts 1-3 in C, B flat, E flat and F plus parts in TAB for guitar and Bass Guitar. Part 4 in C and B flat. Vocal part, piano part and easy part (in C, B flat, E flat and F) also all included. Files supplied as PDF and Sibelius 8.5.1 should you wish to modify to your own specification. Enjoy!

This popular Christmas Carol melody written out (with note names) in C (treble clef) with chord symbols above. Also written in C (bass clef), B flat, E flat, F and TAB to enable multiple instruments to play together.

This popular Christmas Carol melody written out (with note names) in C (treble clef) with chord symbols above. Also written in C (bass clef), B flat, E flat, F and TAB to enable multiple instruments to play together.

This popular Christmas Carol melody written out (with note names) in C (treble clef) with chord symbols above. Also written in C (bass clef), B flat, E flat, F and TAB to enable multiple instruments to play together.

This popular Christmas Carol melody written out (with note names) in C (treble clef) with chord symbols above. Also written in C (bass clef), B flat, E flat, F and TAB to enable multiple instruments to play together.

This popular Christmas Carol melody written out (with note names) in C (treble clef) with chord symbols above. Also written in C (bass clef), B flat, E flat, F and TAB to enable multiple instruments to play together.

This popular Christmas Carol melody written out (with note names) in C (treble clef) with chord symbols above. Also written in C (bass clef), B flat, E flat, F and TAB to enable multiple instruments to play together.

This popular Christmas Carol melody written out (with note names) in C (treble clef) with chord symbols above. Also written in C (bass clef), B flat, E flat, F and TAB to enable multiple instruments to play together.

This popular Christmas Carol melody written out (with note names) in C (treble clef) with chord symbols above. Also written in C (bass clef), B flat, E flat, F and TAB to enable multiple instruments to play together.

A powerpoint-based quiz with four rounds covering the Bach Brandenburg focus work: Anagrams Picture round Audio round Keyword speed round A good activity to help revise this focus work using different stimuli. Student answer sheet included (answers provided on the PP).

A multiple-choice quiz covering the Bach focus work. great for a revision starter activity. Question sheet and answer sheet both supplied.

This task gets students to play through 5 carols, work out what they are and then prepare a performance of one of them. The extension task contains the same 5 carols, but students are only given the first part and are required to work out the rest of the melody before preparing a performance. Carols are: Away in a Manger Silent NIght Once in Royal David’s City O Little Town of Bethlehem Ding Dong! Merrily on High

An exercise which shows students how to work out various types of chords before getting them to work out the chords used above the ground bass at the start. Once completed, it is a useful reference sheet. Answers included.

18 tried and tested composition briefs which students can use for free composition.