Music curriculum maps

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Music Tech Curriculum – Recording Studio based activities: Aims: •

Create and record music for small groups of pupils

Create and record music for individuals

Record class songs and whole school songs

Record podcasts for internet broadcast

Record soundtracks for film/drama projects

Record reading/spoken word

Develop song writing & instrumental composition skills

Pupils/groups to be timetabled accordingly

Musical Activity (strands for assessment)

Primary

K2/3

KS4

Singing

Group singing Solo singing

Group singing Choir Solo

Group singing Choir Solo

Playing

Rhythm Drums Body soundsHandclaps Fingersnaps Footstamping

Rhythm Drums Keyboards Guitar Bass

Listening to ideas from others, making suggestions

Make statements and observations. Use voice, sounds, instruments, technology creatively.

Composing

Sequencing simple rhythmic and note structures

Songwriting

Listening

Songs Classroom sounds

Reading

Rhythm Drums Keyboards Guitar Bass Software-based instrumentation Experiment with voice, sounds, instruments, technology in creative ways. Explore new techniques. Software-based composition Soundtracks Film/Drama Comment and respond to recordings ready for Final Mix

Improvising

Other groups Glee Club, Choir, Options, Tuition, Drama Group singing Choir Solo Tuition pupils practise and record development

Podcasting/Radio programme making

Podcasts Drama projects

Evaluating and amending recordings for Final Mix


Sample A: Week

Activity – Create and record an original song

1

Lay down rhythm track

2

Add keyboard chords

3

Overdub bass parts

4

Overdub lead guitar/additional instrumentation

5

Record lead vocal

6

Add backing vocal/harmonies

NC Assessment criteria

Sample B: Week

2

Activity – Record a cover version of an existing song Practise singing along with pre-recorded backing track Record lead vocal

3

Add backing vocal/harmonies

4

Overdub additional parts e.g. handclaps

5

Listen back to final recording and plan amendments

6

Final mix

1

NC Assessment criteria

Sample C: Week

Activity – Record a CD of class songs

1 2

Practise singing along with pre-recorded backing tracks Record group vocals

3

Add solo parts

4

Overdub harmonies

5

Overdub lead guitar/additional instrumentation

6

Final mix

NC Assessment criteria


Sample D: Week

Activity – Create and record a podcast

1

Plan programme and script for broadcast

2

Record spoken segments

3

Add musical interludes

4

Add interview segments

5

Add adverts/newsdesk/travel news etc.

6

Final mix for broadcast

NC Assessment criteria

Sample E: Week

Activity – Record a soundtrack for a short film

1 2

Watch film and discuss mood/emotion/pace and plan sounds to match images Use software to create layers of sounds

3

Add further layers of sound

4

Add keyboards/additional instrumentation

5

Use software to sync soundtrack to images

6

Final Mix and Sync

NC Assessment criteria

Sample F: Week

2

Activity – learn to use Music Tech Software by making a four-track recording Introduction to Garage Band and software features Track 1

3

Track 2

4

Track 3

5

Track 4

6

Final Mix and Save to File

1

NC Assessment criteria


Music Overview 2015/16 Cricket Green School 4 strands: Strands: Vocal: Solo voice Duet/group Action songs

Primary LO: • • • •

Term

Activities:

Rhythmic: Keeping a pulse Improvisation Repetition

KS2/3

Use the voice in different ways Sing with a sense of shape and melody Sing in tune and with expression Sing simple parts – small group/solo

LO: • •

Sing more complex parts. Begin to explore improvisation Sing using different vocal techniques and improvisation

Autumn

Spring

Summer

Autumn

Spring

Summer

“hello/goodbye” “Name Song/Warm up” Harvest Festival Songs Christmas Songs

Easter songs

Artlish week(?)

Solo with microphone Tone/pitch Thinking voice Duets Choir Christmas Songs

Solo with microphone Tone/pitch Thinking voice Duets Choir Individual choice of song

Solo with microphone Duets Choir Songs for Artlish week & Whole school music evening

LO: • •

Whole school music evening

Repeat short rhythmic and melodic patterns Keep a steady pulse

LO: • • •

Improvise repeated patterns Improvise melodic and rhythmic phrases as part of a group performance Improvise melodic and rhythmic material within a given structure

Term

Autumn

Spring

Summer

Autumn

Spring

Summer

Activities:

1-2-3-4 Thunderstorm Quiet to loud

Rhythmic phrases Punctuating syllables with beats

Group drumming exercises

Group drumming exercises Rhythmic phrases Punctuating syllables with beats

Note sequences Glockenspiel Piano/keyboards Groove Feeling/Emotion Ta-ka-di-mi

Complex rhythms Latin/samba Drumkit 4/4 beat


Strands: Composition: Recognition/awareness of mood Instrumentation

Primary LO: • • •

KS2/3

Knows about and can explore sounds Can create and choose sounds Identify simple repeated patterns and follow musical instructions

LO: • • •

Improvise repeated patterns Compose by developing ideas within musical structures Compose music for different occasions using appropriate musical devices

Term

Autumn

Spring

Summer

Autumn

Spring

Summer

Activities:

Percussion instruments Shakers Tambourines Djembe drums

Glockenspiel Note sequences Keyboards drums

Explore instruments/sound Electric guitars bass drumkit

Film music Emotion/mood Scary/happy/sad Explore keyboard composition

Sequencing notes Memorising sequences Repeating sequences Lyrics/songwriting

Selecting songs for Music Evening Rehearsing individual/group performances

Performance: Listening Participation Awareness of others

Term

Activities:

LO: • •

Follow musical instructions and signals Sing with a sense of shape and melody and have awareness of phrase

Autumn

Spring Assemblies Christmas Harvest festival Easter Artlish week Albert Hall End of Year Music Evening

Summer

LO: • • • • •

Sing in tune with expression and rhythmically Sing a round as part of a group Maintain their own part with awareness of combined effect Sing in parts using correct vocal techniques Perform own part from memory and using notation Autumn

Spring Assemblies Christmas Harvest festival Easter Artlish week Albert Hall End of Year Music Evening

Summer


CGS Music Curriculum - Autumn Term 1 Half Term (WEEK 1-7) Primary KS2/3 “Say Hello/Goodbye” Solo with microphone “Name Song/Warm up” Tone/pitch Harvest Festival Songs Thinking voice “One Man Went To Mow” Duets “B*I*N*G*O” Choir “Dingle Dangle Scarecrow” “Hot Potato” 1-2-3-4 Group drumming exercises “Thunderstorm” Rhythmic phrases Quiet to loud Punctuating syllables with beats st

Strands: Vocal

Rhythmic

Composition

Performance

CHOIR

Percussion instruments Shakers Tambourines Djembe drums

Film music Emotion/mood Scary/happy/sad Explore keyboard composition

2nd Half Term (WEEK 8-15) Primary

KS2/3 Christmas Songs “Away in a Manger” “Silent Night” “Jingle Bells” “O Come All Ye Faithful” “We Wish You A Merry Christmas” Sleigh bells Tambourines Wooden blocks Tone Tempo Arrangement

Assemblies Harvest festival

Assemblies Christmas Church Carol Service

Warm up: Bounce Bounce Boom Chikka Boom Three Part Groove Singin’ In The Rain A Ram sam sam

Warm up: Bounce Bounce Boom Chikka Boom Three Part Groove Singin’ In The Rain A Ram sam sam


1st Half Term Vocal

Rhythmic

Composition

Performance

CGS Music Curriculum - Spring Term

2nd Half Term

Primary Group songs “The Wheels on the Bus” “If You’re Happy and You Know It” “Do The Monkey” “Alphabet Song” “Five Little Monkeys” “It’s Very Very Cold” “Heads and Shoulders, Knees and Toes” Rhythmic phrases Punctuating syllables with beats

KS2/3 Solo with microphone Tone/pitch Thinking voice

Primary Easter songs “I Can Sing A Rainbow” “The Sun Has Got His Hat On” “Mary Had a Little Lamb” “Baa Baa Black Sheep” “Incey Wincey Spider” “We’re Going on an Egg Hunt” “Bouncing Bunnies” “Old MacDonald”

KS2/3 Duets Choir Individual choice of song

Note sequences Glockenspiel Piano/keyboards

Stamp/Clap

Groove Feeling/Emotion Ta-ka-di-mi

Glockenspiel Note sequences

Sequencing notes Memorising sequences Repeating sequences

Keyboards drums

Lyrics/songwriting

Assemblies

Assemblies Easter


CGS Music Curriculum – Summer Term 1 Half Term 2nd Half Term KS2/3 Primary KS2/3 Artlish week ? Whole school music evening Whole school music evening st

Primary

Vocal

Artlish week ?

Rhythmic

Group drumming exercises

Complex rhythms Latin/samba

Stamp/Clap

Drumkit 4/4 beat

Composition

Explore instruments/sound

Rehearsing individual/group performances

Electric guitars, bass drumkit

Selecting songs for Music Evening

Performance

Artlish week ?

End of Year Music Evening


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