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KS2 · Music · Year 5
Adding harmony and balancing sound
Singing together: how songs unite us
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Adding more minimalist cells to create a thicker texture
Compose and rehearse: creating and combining minimalist cells
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Adding simple instrumental parts to songs and chants
Start with playing: adding percussive layers to build texture in our songs
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Articulation and vocal quality when singing
Singing for performance: conveying emotion and character through performance
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Balancing harmony lines in songs
Singing for performance: conveying emotion and character through performance
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Bringing together taal, raag, and drone
Compose and Create: improvising within Hindustani classical music
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Building a minimalist piece
Compose and rehearse: creating and combining minimalist cells
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Building and staging a song to tell a story
Singing together: how stories are shared through song
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Building texture with a melodic ostinato
Start with playing: adding layers to major and minor songs
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Building texture with a minor accompaniment
Start with playing: adding layers to major and minor songs
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Building texture with a rhythmic ostinato
Start with playing: adding percussive layers to build texture in our songs
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Chanting and singing in time
Start with playing: adding percussive layers to build texture in our songs
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Characterful singing
Singing for performance: conveying emotion and character through performance
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Civil rights songs and the power of repetition
Singing together: music that comments on social change
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Combining taals and raags
Compose and Create: improvising within Hindustani classical music
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Composing a countermelody
Singing together: how songs unite us
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Composing a further variation to a theme
Compose and Create: creating melodic variations based on a theme
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Composing a major pentatonic melody
Compose and Create: major pentatonic melodies
Open slides & questions →KS2 · Music · Year 6
Composing a melodic variation to a theme
Compose and Create: creating melodic variations based on a theme
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Composing a rhythmic variation to a theme
Compose and Create: creating melodic variations based on a theme
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Composing and notating a major melody
Compose and Create: composing a major melody on a stave
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Composing and notating a minor melody
Compose and Create: composing a minor melody on a stave
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Composing and notating on rhythm grids
Compose and Create: notating and performing using rhythm grids
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Composing programme music with a 'golden brick'
Compose and create: cosmic programme music
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