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View "at-a-glance cards" for
Music Curriculum
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The Music curriculum comprises three strands and these strands are further divided into strand units, which provide a means of exploring sounds, listening and responding to music, singing and playing music, notating music, and creating new music. These strands are:
- Listening and responding
- Performing
- Composing.
Opportunities for the development of a number of musical concepts are presented as children engage with the strands and activities of the Music Curriculum. These include developing a sense of:
• pulse
• duration
• tempo
• pitch
• dynamics
• structure
• timbre
• texture
• style.
Key Messages of the Music Curriculum (Seminar Footage)
Click here to Truck TV - Stormy Soundscapes (discussion on key themes of the Music Curriculum, illustrated by classroom footage)
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Click below for useful resources to support you in implementing the Music curriculum
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