This revision guide outlines the information you need to know for the written exam (Appraising music) for AS Level Music. It the key terms, elements of music and stylistic features for each Area of Study, notes on the set works for AoS1, practice questions to work on for revision, answers, and a glossary of technical terms.
Featuring complete scores of the AQA AS and A Level Music Compulsory Area of Study from 2016, this anthology includes introductory overviews for each work. It provides starter notes and analytical questions on every page to highlight key elements, aiding students in their studies. Designed with space for annotations, it serves as an essential study companion for those pursuing the AQA AS and A Level Music course, crafted by Richard Bristow, Chris Fish, and Richard Knight.
The Teacher's Guide to World Music is a must-have resource for anyone teaching world music in the classroom. It includes practical advice on how to create successful lessons, cross-curricular projects and extra-curricular ensembles, helping you to engage your whole school through world music.
This study guide can be used throughout your AQA A2 Music course to support your schoolwork, and follows the specification for exams from summer 2013 onwards. Written in a clear and approachable style by an experienced teacher and examiner, this book will help you to prepare thoroughly for all aspects of your A2 Music exam.
'Paint what you see, Johann; not what you think you see.' This is the advice that Hugo, master portrait painter, gives to his protege, Johann. But young Johann's talent for painting the truth runs deeper than anyone can imaine. Johann possesses more than the power to paint a person's soul ... he can alter it -- cover.
A definitive study guide for the AS and A Level syllabuses, this comprehensive guide provides detailed analysis of the set works for Area of Study 1, context and analysis of key works for the named composers for Areas of Study 2-7, guidance on Performing and Composing, sample questions, and a glossary of technical terms.
With detailed, step-by-step instructions of basic to advanced mime illusions, this book addresses the key areas of physicality, including when to move and when not to move, making the invisible "visible," and the fundamental principles of physical articulation. Additional topics include using the elements of Fire, Earth, Water and Air for physical characterization; techniques for performing classic mime routines; how to mime with props and objects, both visible and invisib≤ using breath, posture, and gesture to enhance performance and perceptions, and finally, creating and producing an authentic performance. Offers numerous exercises suitable for solo or group work.