<p>Powerpoint that can be used to introduce students to the Classical Period in Music. This resource describes the historical context of this era, as well as musical features, genres, forms and major composers with listening links.</p>

<p>Powerpoint to introduce students to the Romantic Era of Music. This resource includes an overview of the this period’s musical features, as well as programme music, the rise of the virtuoso and nationalism in music. It also outlines the famous composers of the day and provides links to listening examples.</p>

<p>Analysis of Debussy’s Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune. This analysis looks at the piece’s tonality, structure, rhythm, texture, melody, instrumentation and context. For each area, it lists the main features and gives examples from the score with bar numbers. Suitable for older students studying for A level, IB etc.</p>

<p>Powerpoint that could be used to introduce Baroque Music to students or to consolidate knowledge as a revision exercise. Includes a overview of the musical features of Baroque Music, a comparsion of Baroque and Renaissance Music, Baroque instruments and forms and famous composers and some listening examples. Suitable for A level students.</p>

<p>Powepoint to introduce students to C20th Music or to revise this topic. Includes overviews of Neoclassicm, Impressionism, Serialism, Minimalism, Experimentalism and Expression. This includes each style’s musical features and main composers, as well as links to listening examples.</p>

<p>Very simple version of Hot Cross Buns for a beginner recorder player using the notes B,A and G, Note names are written below to help.</p>

<p>Short quiz for students just starting out on recorder to consolidate what they have learnt so far.</p>