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I am a secondary school music teacher and Head of the Performing Arts Faculty

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I am a secondary school music teacher and Head of the Performing Arts Faculty
Ghostbusters Theme - School Band
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Ghostbusters Theme - School Band

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This is an arrangement of Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Jr., currently for flute, oboe, 2 clarinets, alto saxophone, tennor saxophone, bass guitar and drum kit. I have included a pdf copy, ready for printing, as well as 3 Sibelius copies (5,6 and 7) so that you can re-arrange it to suit your ensemble.
The Great Escape - School Band
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The Great Escape - School Band

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This is an arrangement of The Great Escape by Elmer Bernstein, currently for 2 flutes, 2 clarinets, 2 alto saxophones, bass guitar and 2 percussion. I have included a pdf copy, ready for printing, as well as 3 Sibelius copies (5,6 and 7) so that you can re-arrange it to suit your ensemble.
Film Music (Lesson Seven)
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Film Music (Lesson Seven)

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This scheme of work is currently being taught to year 9 students although I have taught it with year 8 at a different school. The scheme of work aims to explore different genres of music including different musical devices before the main project which involves the sound being removed from four different clips (of each genre) and asking students in groups to come up with the music to accompany it. The seventh lesson is focused on assessment and evaluation. The embedded videos link to my private YouTube channel and are not able to be found without the link.
Film Music (Lesson Five and Six)
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Film Music (Lesson Five and Six)

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This scheme of work is currently being taught to year 9 students although I have taught it with year 8 at a different school. The scheme of work aims to explore different genres of music including different musical devices before the main project which involves the sound being removed from four different clips (of each genre) and asking students in groups to come up with the music to accompany it. The fifth and sixth lessons are focused on the main project. The embedded videos link to my private YouTube channel and are not able to be found without the link. Should the embedding not work, I have also attached links within the stars.
Video Game Music (Lesson Seven)
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Video Game Music (Lesson Seven)

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This is the seventh lesson in a game music scheme of work taught to Year 8 (KS3). The scheme of work is taught in conjunction with computer games that the students are making in their ICT lessons. The programme used is garageband and taught via our school’s iPads. This lesson is focussed on peer and self evaluation.
Film Music (Lesson Two)
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Film Music (Lesson Two)

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This scheme of work is currently being taught to year 9 students although I have taught it with year 8 at a different school. The scheme of work aims to explore different genres of music including different musical devices before the main project which involves the sound being removed from four different clips (of each genre) and asking students in groups to come up with the music to accompany it. This second lesson is focused on Fantasy.
Instruments of the Orchestra  (KS3)
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Instruments of the Orchestra (KS3)

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I designed this scheme of work to teach year 7 students about the Instruments of the Orchestra. The scheme of work features mainly listening to the pieces that have been linked in the powerpoint and discussing the different qualities of each instrument. Where possible, I asked students to bring in their own instruments to play so that they could hear the real thing. Alongside teaching this work, I also taught singing, which is what we did for the remaining 2 weeks of term after this power-point finishes.
Film Music (Lesson Three)
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Film Music (Lesson Three)

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This scheme of work is currently being taught to year 9 students although I have taught it with year 8 at a different school. The scheme of work aims to explore different genres of music including different musical devices before the main project which involves the sound being removed from four different clips (of each genre) and asking students in groups to come up with the music to accompany it. The focus of this lesson is Love and Loss.
Film Music (Lesson Four)
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Film Music (Lesson Four)

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This scheme of work is currently being taught to year 9 students although I have taught it with year 8 at a different school. The scheme of work aims to explore different genres of music including different musical devices before the main project which involves the sound being removed from four different clips (of each genre) and asking students in groups to come up with the music to accompany it. This lesson is about action films.
Video Game Music (Lesson Five and Six)
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Video Game Music (Lesson Five and Six)

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This is the fifth lesson in a game music scheme of work taught to Year 8 (KS3). The scheme of work is taught in conjunction with computer games that the students are making in their ICT lessons. The programme used is garageband and taught via our school’s iPads.
Video Game Music (Lesson Four)
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Video Game Music (Lesson Four)

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This is the fourth lesson in a game music scheme of work taught to Year 8 (KS3). The scheme of work is taught in conjunction with computer games that the students are making in their ICT lessons. The programme used is garageband and taught via our school’s iPads.
Graphic Notation (Lesson Four)
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Graphic Notation (Lesson Four)

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I created this scheme of work as a way in to help year 7 students interpret written music before introducing written notation. The scheme of work includes as much practical activity as possible, as a whole class, in pairs and in small groups.
Graphic Notation (Lesson Three)
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Graphic Notation (Lesson Three)

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I created this scheme of work as a way in to help year 7 students interpret written music before introducing written notation. The scheme of work includes as much practical activity as possible, as a whole class, in pairs and in small groups.
Graphic Notation (Lesson Two)
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Graphic Notation (Lesson Two)

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I created this scheme of work as a way in to help year 7 students interpret written music before introducing written notation. The scheme of work includes as much practical activity as possible, as a whole class, in pairs and in small groups.
Graphic Notation (Lesson One)
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Graphic Notation (Lesson One)

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I created this scheme of work as a way in to help year 7 students interpret written music before introducing written notation. The scheme of work includes as much practical activity as possible, as a whole class, in pairs and in small groups.
Music Theory (Lesson Two) KS3
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Music Theory (Lesson Two) KS3

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I wrote this scheme of work for year 7 to introduce them to reading music in a fun way. Initially the students learn to read the treble and bass clef and learn to play a simplified version of Imagine by John Lennon.
Music Theory (Lesson Five)
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Music Theory (Lesson Five)

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I wrote this scheme of work for year 7 to introduce them to reading music in a fun way. Initially the students learn to read the treble and bass clef and learn to play a simplified version of Imagine by John Lennon.
Music Theory (Lesson Four)
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Music Theory (Lesson Four)

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I wrote this scheme of work for year 7 to introduce them to reading music in a fun way. Initially the students learn to read the treble and bass clef and learn to play a simplified version of Imagine by John Lennon.
Music Theory (Lesson Six)
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Music Theory (Lesson Six)

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I wrote this scheme of work for year 7 to introduce them to reading music in a fun way. Initially the students learn to read the treble and bass clef and learn to play a simplified version of Imagine by John Lennon.