The
Musical Contexts GCSE Music Study and Revision Guide for Film Music |
· Newly updated for Eduqas, OCR and
Edexcel GCSE Music - ideal
for online, distance or home learning and revision. · Sections on Video Game Music (to
support OCR), Minimalist Techniques in Film Music (to support Eduqas) and a
Cast Study of Main Theme/Rebel Blockade Runner from Star Wars Episode IV: A
New Hope - John Williams (to support Edexcel). · Includes questions and think prompts. · QR Codes take pupils directly to
YouTube videos, recordings and performances of film music to access form
their own (online) digital devices alongside listening questions. · Annotated score examples highlighting
musical features and how the Elements of Music are used in a range of film
music. · Word walls consolidating key musical
terms and vocabulary. · Available as an MS-Word format
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Music Theory Microsoft/Google Forms Bundle Available via the
Musical Contexts Shop as an ‘add-on extra’, these 10
ready-made online music theory quizzes are available in either Microsoft or
Google Forms formats and provide an excellent way of assessing pupil’s
knowledge and understanding of music theory.
All 10 quizzes are worth 20 marks and include: Treble and Bass Clef Staff Notation;
Note Values and Rests; Dots, Ties and Triplets; Time Signatures; Tempo and
Dynamics, Sharps and Flats, Tones and Semitones; Major and Minor Scales; Key
Signatures; Intervals. |
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A good introduction to The Elements of Music
for study at GCSE-level through the exploration of a Mozart Piano Concerto, a
Popular Song and an Indian Raga |
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