<p>Full analysis of Since you’ve been gone by Rainbow, one of the set works for the Eduqas GCSE Music</p>

<p>To aid with the set works for the Romantic Era for AQA A Level Music, this PowerPoint outlines the developments of the Piano to fully understand the context of the instrument that Grieg, Chopin and Brahms were working with. This is an animated PowerPoint with highlight key words that pupils will need to take on board before studying the set works.</p>

<p>A fully animated and comprehensive analysis of AQA A Level Music’s set work Notturno by Edvard Grieg. The PowerPoint goes through each section of the piece analyzing the key aspects of the piece along with a background of the piece and context of the composer, showing links to the other composers studied.<br /> As this is studied together with his other work ‘Norwegian March’, there are points linking these two works.</p>

<p>I have written this full analysis of Eduqas new set work for AOS4: Africa. It uses the key information published by the exam board all in a fully animated PowerPoint. It should be used in conjunction with the scores recommended by Eduqas. Vocal score has been attached also. Working through it takes approximately 5/6 hour long lessons.</p>

<code>This is an introduction to the Romantic Era, showing key dates, composers, forms &amp; devices alongside musical examples given in the form of a spotify playlist at the end of the powerpoint. </code> <p>Feel free to use the playlist if it suits your students.</p>

<p>This is an introduction to the Classical Era, showing key dates, composers, forms &amp; devices alongside musical examples given in the form of a spotify playlist at the end of the powerpoint.<br /> Feel free to use the playlist if it suits your students.</p>

<code>This is an introduction to the Ensembles &amp; Chamber Music in AOS2, showing types of ensembles concentraing mainly on the Baroque, Classical and Romantic eras and how the ensembles have progressed. There are musical examples given in the form of a spotify playlist at the end of the powerpoint. </code> <p>Feel free to use the playlist if it suits your students.</p>

<p>A fully animated and comprehensive analysis of AQA A Level Music’s set work Norwegian March by Edvard Grieg. The PowerPoint goes through each section of the piece analyzing the key aspects of the piece along with a background of the piece and context of the composer, showing links to the other composers studied.</p>