Series: KS3 Music
KS3 Music Homeworks
Derek Mill
Useful for KS3 and GCSE
Devising suitable homework can often prove challenging and time-consuming. This pack offers a bank of carefully prepared and varied activities providing balanced coverage of the KS3 National Curriculum for Music.
Easy-to-use mark scheme
The homework sheets are mainly comprehension-based with an easy-to-use mark scheme to allow teachers to mark the work quickly or students to mark their own work at the beginning of the lesson. The homework sheets can be dipped into or used alongside the KS3 Music Listening Exercises. The homeworks can also be adapted for use with GCSE students.
Contents
- Introduction
- Homeworks
- 1 Musical diagrams
- 2 Five-finger keyboard practice
- 3 Major scales
- 4 Fingering for keyboard scales
- 5 Why we use different scales
- 6 The Beatles
- 7 Film music by John Williams
- 8 Vowel sounds
- 9 Breath control
- 10 Named compositions – 1
- 11 Named compositions – 2
- 12 Named compositions – 3
- 13 Named compositions – 4
- 14 Musical form
- 15 Describing a story in music
- 16 Listening
- 17 Listening log
- 18 Understanding song structures
- 19 The difference between orchestral music and song
- 20 How jazz works – 1
- 21 How jazz works – 2
- 22 Types of jazz
- 23 The development of the orchestra
- 24 The main roles of instruments of the orchestra
- 25 Common musical structures
- 26 Composer information
- 27 The concerto
- Teacher’s notes and answers
- Glossary of musical terms
About the author
Derek Mill is Head of Music at Lynn Grove High School, a voluntary aided fully comprehensive co-educational school and is an Advanced Skills Teacher in Music. He has presented a workshop at the DfES/NAME National Conference for Advanced Skills Music Teachers and has written several other titles for Pearson Publishing.
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