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www.musicexpress.co.uk 2 Glossary LESSON LEARNING LESSON LEARNING LESSON LEARNING TEACHING ACTIVITIES TEACHING ACTIVITIES TEACHING ACTIVITIES LEARNING SUPPORT LEARNING SUPPORT LEARNING SUPPORT L E SS O N L E SS O N L E SS O N 1 2 3 AGE 7-8 ExprEss MusiC MediUm tEr m Plan Musical focus: Composition Subject link: Geography Unit: E nviro nme nt Our place Compose a new verse for the B section of Our place Our place soundscape Compose a soundscape to depict your local environment Our place rondo Perform Our place rondo with voices and instruments • Developing the lyrics of a song • Choosing timbre to make an accompaniment • Combining chants and sound pictures in a class performance in rondo structure Encourage the children to emphasise the musical dimensions of their soundscape by thinking about how they can communicate them more clearly, eg making low sounds very low, long sounds sustained and then dying away, quiet sounds really quiet, etc. Under the bridge Sing Under the bridge with expression to reflect the lyrics Bridge composition Create descriptive music for each verse of Under the bridge New bridges Perform Under the bridge with compositions in a ternary structure To facilitate selecting instruments for the group bridge compositions, have pre-selected sets of instruments that each group can choose from. Encourage each child to select one instrument and find imaginative ways of producing sounds that describe their verse. • Exploring timbre to create a descriptive piece of music • Learning about ternary form • Singing a song with expression The sound col lector Add sounds to the poem The sound collector My place Learn to sing My place in two voice parts My place ostinato Learn an ostinato accompaniment to My place using tuned percussion Encourage children to think about extending their ideas, when choosing sounds to match the pictures in activity 1. They may, for example, play their ideas for longer, change the volume (dynamics), or repeat so that the listeners have time to appreciate the description of the object in the picture. • Selecting descriptive sounds to accompany a poem • Creating a musical re-telling of a poem • Singing in two-part harmony • Accompanying a song with a melodic ostinato Music Express Age 7-8 © 2014 A&C Black (an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing plc)

Unit: EnvironmentMusical focus: Composition

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www.musicexpress.co.uk2Glossary

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Musical focus: CompositionSubject link: GeographyUnit: Environment

Our placeCompose a new verse for the B section of Our place

Our place soundscapeCompose a soundscape to depict your local environment

Our place rondoPerform Our place rondo with voices and instruments

• Developing the lyrics of a song

• Choosing timbre to make an accompaniment

• Combining chants and sound pictures in a class performance in rondo structure

Encourage the children to emphasise the musical dimensions of their soundscape by thinking about how they can communicate them more clearly, eg making low sounds very low, long sounds sustained and then dying away, quiet sounds really quiet, etc.

Under the bridgesing Under the bridge with expression to reflect the lyrics

Bridge compositionCreate descriptive music for each verse of Under the bridge

New bridgesPerform Under the bridge with compositions in a ternary structure

To facilitate selecting instruments for the group bridge compositions, have pre-selected sets of instruments that each group can choose from. Encourage each child to select one instrument and find imaginative ways of producing sounds that describe their verse.

• Exploring timbre to create a descriptive piece of music

• Learning about ternary form

• Singing a song with expression

The sound collectorAdd sounds to the poem The sound collector

My placeLearn to sing My place in two voice parts

My place ostinatoLearn an ostinato accompaniment to My place using tuned percussion

Encourage children to think about extending their ideas, when choosing sounds to match the pictures in activity 1. They may, for example, play their ideas for longer, change the volume (dynamics), or repeat so that the listeners have time to appreciate the description of the object in the picture.

• Selecting descriptive sounds to accompany a poem

• Creating a musical re-telling of a poem

• Singing in two-part harmony

• Accompanying a song with a melodic ostinato

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IN THIS UNIT, CHILDREN WILL BE:

1. Selecting descriptive sounds to accompany a poem (Lesson 1)

2. Creating a musical re-telling of a poem (Lesson 1)

3. Singing in two-part harmony (Lesson 1)

4. Accompanying a song with a melodic ostinato (Lesson 1)

5. Exploring timbre to create a descriptive piece of music (Lesson 2)

6. Learning about ternary form (Lesson 2)

7. Singing a song with expression (Lesson 2)

8. Developing the lyrics of a song (Lesson 3)

9. Choosing timbre to make an accompaniment (Lesson 3)

10. Combining chants and sound pictures in a class performance in rondo structure (Lesson 3)

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EnvironmentComposition

Music Express Age 7–8ASSESSMENT SHEET

KEY NATIONAL CURRICULUM AREAS COVERED

• Pupils sing, using their voices with increasing accuracy, � uency, control and expression

• Pupils compose music • Pupils explore structure, timbre, and appropriate musical notations • Pupils create music on their own and with others