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I create secondary music resources and award-winning online student composition courses. Please check out our website for more resources!
Minimalist music Homework pack
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Minimalist music Homework pack

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6x homework listening sheets (PDF) 6x Answer sheets for each homework sheet This homework pack is suitable for Year 8 or 9 studying Minimalist music. Each homework sheet focuses on a different film composer. Pupils are required to listen to a piece of music on YouTube and answer questions relating to the given music. Pupils can access the YouTube clip either by scanning the QR code on the homework sheet or following the link given. Included in this pack: Steve Reich Philip Glass Michael Nyman John Adams Arvo Part Minimalist Overview Please leave a review if you have purchased this pack - thank you.
Christmas Listening Pack
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Christmas Listening Pack

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This pack contains: 4x Listening sheets (PDF) 4x Answer sheets (PDF) This listening pack is suitable for KS3 and GCSE students (further details below) and can be used either in the classroom or as a homework task. Each sheet focuses on a different composer. Pupils are required to listen to a piece of music on YouTube or Spotify and answer questions relating to the given music. Pupils can access the music clips either by scanning the QR code on the sheet or following the links given. Each listening sheet is marked out of 10 in total and encourages pupils to use level-appropriate technical terms. Composers included in this pack: Nina Simone (Little Girl Blue) – KS3 Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (Nutcracker) – KS3 George Frideric Handel (The Messiah) & Gerald Finzi (In Terra Pax) – KS4 / KS5 Alan Silvestri (music for film ‘A Christmas Carol’) – KS3 Please note: KS3 refers to 11 – 14 year olds; KS4 refers to 14 – 16 year olds; KS5 refers to 16 – 18 year olds
Contemporary Composers Listening Pack
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Contemporary Composers Listening Pack

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This pack contains: 6x listening sheets (PDF) 6x Answer sheets for each sheet This listening pack is suitable for more advanced Year 9 students or students studying GCSE music (14 -16 years). Each homework sheet focuses on a different contemporary composer. Pupils are required to listen to a piece of music on YouTube or Spotify and answer questions relating to the given music. Pupils can access the YouTube clip either by scanning the QR code on the sheet or following the link given. Each listening sheet is marked out of 10. There is an optional ‘Stretch and challenge” question at the end of each sheet worth 5 extra marks. This question requires more detailed use of musical key terms. Composers included in this pack: Elena Kats-Chernin Jessica Curry John Tavener Chilly Gonzales Ryuichi Sakamoto Henri Tomasi
Composers Homework Pack Bundle
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Composers Homework Pack Bundle

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This bundle contains 5 homework packs. Each pack includes 6 pupil listening sheets and 6 answer sheets (PDF). The packs are written for Year 9 - GCSE students (14-16 year olds). Baroque Composers Classical Composers Romantic Composers Twentieth Century Composers Contemporary Composers
Film music homework sheet taster
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Film music homework sheet taster

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This is a sample Homework listening sheet on John Williams’ Imperial March, and the associated answer sheet. If you like this taster sheet on John Williams, you can also purchase the whole pack comprising of 6 film music homework sheets. This homework is suitable for Year 9 studying Film music or for the start of a GCSE course. Pupils are required to listen to a piece of music on YouTube and answer questions relating to the given music. Pupils can access the YouTube clip either by scanning the QR code on the homework sheet or following the link given. The homework sheet is marked out of 10. There is an optional ‘Stretch and challenge” question at the end of each homework sheet worth 5 extra marks. This question is usually a comparison question and requires more detailed use of musical key terms. If you’ve used this resource with a class, please do leave a review - thank you!