Key term list for film music KS3

Film music short test for end of unit

This bundle includes: A powerpoint presentation on samba music which looks at the origins, instruments, features, practical body percussion performance activity and the impact of samba. A samba retrieval worksheet A crossword activity to solidify knowledge and answer page A samba assessment for the end of unit.

This bundle includes an introduction powerpoint presentation with flipped learning research activities, tudor instruments, key dates and composers. There is also a guided revision worksheet which includes listening activities, key terms etc.

In this powerpoint, students will learn the history and origins of musical theatre, key composer Stephen Schwartz, listen and discuss other famouos musicals and their songs, and they will look closer at Wicked-Defying Gravity. Pupils will also learn the importance of leitmotifs in musicals/films and there is an activity for them to create their own.

In this document you will find a variety of SECTION A MUSIC SET WORK questions from Edexcel GCSE music There is also a grid to keep a track on pupil progress.

Bambeleo Listening unfamiliar for year 9-11

Listening test for Samba em Preludio This can be used as unfamiliar for year 9 or revision for year 10-11 Answers provided

A PowerPoint introducing Time Signatures to KS3 music. Suitable for year 7 / year 8 music. Full explanation of time signatures; 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 3/8, 6/8. Plenty of activities and exercises with answers given to solidify pupils knowledge.

In this jamm-PACKED booklet your pupils will learn everything about film music at a key stage 3 level including; cues, leitmotifs, mickey-mousing etc. This booklets explores the features of film music, help pages for theory and elements, composition and performance activities of themes from famous movies, listening activities of film music, biography research on John Williams, teacher assessed and self assessed activities and much more.

Just one page for an overview of 12 bar blues performance for after the topic hs been introduced by the teacher. This can be given to year 8/9s to use as a guide when practising improvising blues chords/c blues scale.

A full PowerPoint which discovers the families and instruments of the modern orchestra. Notes on each family are given and about the role of the conductor. Links to YouTube videos are given to listening activities. Challenge questions included to link previous knowledge (elements of music). Recall activity added at the end to check learning

In this music quiz you will be able to test your pupils knowledge on notation, beats, pitches, keyboard notes, time signatures, instruments of the orchestra and clefs. Answers are also provided. This would take up a 40-50 minute lesson

Listening test for revision of One Day More and Bring Him Home from Les Miserables. Answers provided

Worksheet for year 7/8 learning about instruments of the orchestra.

In light of international womens day here is a powerpoint for a lesson or two on women who have/are dominating the music industry. This powerpoint includes a background to the following musicians and their impact on society as a result of their music. There is also activities to analyse popular vocal music Looking at songs from each singer and analysing the musical elements. Whitney Houston Beyonce Aretha Franklin Mariah Carey Madonna Ella Fitzgerald Dolly Parton Lizzo Ariana Grande Miley Cyrus

A fully analysed score of My Friends. Including colour-coded musical elements. Colour code: PINK - Melody BLUE - Tonality ORANGE - Structure YELLOW - Texture GREEN - Tempo, metre & rhythm TURQUOISE - Harmony PURPLE - General contex

This fully annotated score includes a diverse and detailed musical analysis of the song ‘A Little Priest’. Ready to study for AQA A Level Music for Theatre Colour coded - As follows: BLUE - Tonality ORANGE - Structure YELLOW - Texture GREEN - Tempo, metre & rhythm PURPLE - General context PINK - Meldoy TURQUOISE - Harmony

Fully Annotated Score for Oh What A Beautiful Morning from OKLAHOMA by Rodgers Colour coded : Texture - yellow Tonality - blue Structure - orange Melody - pink Harmony - turquoise Instruements - purple General Context - purple Tempo, metre & rhythm - green