GCSE MUSIC WELCOME!.

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GCSE MUSIC WELCOME!

Course Outline We follow the AQA GCSE Music course. You can download the full specification form www.aqa.org.uk. Unit 1 – Listening and Appraising Music 1 hour written exam in Summer of year 11 making up 20% of your final grade. Questions will be based on the 5 areas of study: Rhythm and Metre Harmony and Tonality Texture and Melody Timbre and Dynamics Structure and Form And linked to the three strands: The Western Classical Tradition Popular Music of the 20th and 21st centuries World Music

Course Outline Unit 2 – Composing and Appraising Music A composition which has clear links to 2 of the Areas of Study and a link to the strand Popular music of the 20th and 21st centuries. This is 10% of your final grade and will be completed in 20 hours of controlled assessment time A written appraisal of your composition. This is 10% of your final grade and will be completed in 2 hours of formally controlled time. You will complete this unit in year 11

Course Outline Unit 3 – Performing Music Each candidate should perform two different pieces: Individual performance lasting no more than 5 minutes Group performance lasting no more than 5 minutes This makes up 40% of your final grade

Course Outline Unit 4 – Composing Music A composition which explores 2 or more of the Areas of Study in any style or genre. You will have 25 hours of controlled Assessment time in which to complete your composition which makes up 20% of your final grade You will complete this unit in year 10.

EXPECTATIONS Line up outside the classroom and wait for me. You may sit where you like unless I move you. Encourage each other, some people will not be confident performing to the group. Share your knowledge, we can’t all be experts at every instrument. Take responsibility for your work. Only you can pass this course. Bring the correct equipment – make sure you know if you need instruments or books or both for the next lesson. Listen carefully and don’t interrupt when I am talking. Hand in homework on time (or get a detention – your choice..) Meet all deadlines, they are there for a reason. Be nice to me and each other and WORK HARD and ENJOY IT.