Music Curriculum Map Year 5

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Music Curriculum Map Year 5 At all times pupils will be encouraged to perform using their own instruments if they have them. Topic 1 10 weeks Topic 2 10 weeks Topics 3 10 weeks Topic 4 10 weeks Title: Heroes of Troy Ukulele Magic Chinese Music Weather and Seasons Assessment focus: Composing and Performing / Listening and Performing a selection of songs Performing a range of Performing and composing using Composing music for different as an ensemble and possibly accompaniments on the Ukulele the Pentatonic scale weathers soloist. Performance skill focus: Singing Posture and warm ups, develop a good breathing Singing As previous unit Instrumental Ukulele, keeping a Singing as Previous unit Instrumental ukulele and class Instrumental and singing using timbre effectively (ukulele and technique, 2 and 3 part rounds, 2 steady pulse on an instrument, percussion. Pentatonic scales. class percussion) part songs, partner songs, solo correct posture, perform 4 singing. different chords in a simple pattern, perform simple accompaniments. Composing skill focus: Composing simple rhythm patterns as accompaniments, change and Improvise simple patterns, compose simple rhythmic patterns Improvise simple patterns, change and combine sounds, compose Improvise simple patterns, change and combine sounds, compose combine sounds. and simple melodic patterns. simple rhythmic patterns and simple rhythmic patterns and simple melodic patterns. simple melodic patterns. Listening / Aural skill focus: Keeping a steady pulse in 4/4 time, copy simple rhythmic patterns, copy simple melodic Recognise simple time sig 2/4 and 3/4 aurally, recognise simple dynamics and simple tempo Recognise simple time sig 2/4 and 3/4 aurally, recognise simple dynamics and simple tempo Identifying the four families of instruments, recognise simple time sig 2/4 and 3/4 aurally, pattern, recognise simple markings. Responding to music markings. Responding to music recognise simple dynamics and dynamics. using movements and statements. using movements and statements. simple tempo markings. Responding to music using movements and statements.

Notation focus: Recognise simple patterns and shapes to match sounds, recognise Recognise 4/4 time sig, basic TAB notation for open strings and C-A in treble clef, practical Graphic scores, understanding of notes C-A in treble clef, practical a treble clef. chord boxes. minim, crotchet and quaver. minim, crotchet and quaver. Knowledge focus including the inter-related dimensions of music: Basic understanding of texture and dynamics. Identifying all parts of a ukulele, basic understanding of texture, tempo and dynamics. Understanding of the pentatonic scale, Chinese culture, binary form (AB). Demonstrate an understanding of different composers, basic understanding of texture, tempo and dynamics. Additional foci: Ensemble skills joining and stopping as appropriate Responding to musical cues. Ensemble skills joining and stopping as appropriate Responding to musical cues. Ensemble skills joining and stopping as appropriate Responding to musical cues. Ensemble skills joining and stopping as appropriate Responding to musical cues. Evaluating good features of own Evaluating good features of own Evaluating good features of own Evaluating good features of own work. work. and others work. and others work.

Music Curriculum Map Year 6 At all times pupils will be encouraged to perform using their own instruments if they have them. Topic 1 10 weeks Topic 2 10 weeks Topics 3 10 weeks Topic 4 10 weeks Title: Ukulele Magic 2 African Drumming Programme Music Vocal Layers Assessment focus: Composing and Performing / Listening and Performing a selection of ukulele Performing a range of cycle Performing and composing using Composing music using different pieces as an ensemble and patterns a stimulus vocal techniques and devices possibly soloist. Performance skill focus: Singing Posture and warm ups, develop a good breathing Singing As previous unit Instrumental Keeping a steady Singing As previous unit Instrumental class percussion Singing - Posture and warm ups, develop a good breathing technique, solo singing. pulse on a Djembe drum, perform and ukuleles. technique, 2 and 3 part rounds, 2 Instrumental Ukulele, rhythmic patterns using the part songs, partner songs, solo performing complex melodic / correct technique and hand singing. Singing a basic harmony harmonic and rhythmic patterns. positions. line (in 3rds) Composing skill focus: Improvise simple patterns, compose simple rhythmic patterns Composing/improvising simple rhythm patterns as Composing simple patterns that represent a stimuli. Change and Compose simple rhythmic patterns and simple melodic patterns. and simple melodic patterns. accompaniments and cycle combine sounds. Change and combine sounds; patterns. Change and combine experimenting with different sounds. ways of producing sounds. Listening / Aural skill focus: Copy and identify simple rhythmic and melodic patterns, recognise time sig 2/4 and 3/4. Recognise Copy and identify simple rhythmic patterns, recognise time sig 2/4 and 3/4. Recognise simple Identify different instrumental sounds (from the main 4 families), identify where a change in pitch All skills already covered. simple dynamics and tempo dynamics and tempo markings. occurs during a phrase. Recognise markings. simple dynamics and tempo markings.

Notation focus: Basic TAB notation for strings and chord boxes. Understanding Practical understanding of semibreve, minim, crotchet and C-C1 in treble clef, practical C-C1 in treble clef, practical of notes C-C1 in treble clef, quaver. minim, crotchet and quaver, minim, crotchet and quaver, minim, crotchet and quaver. graphic scores. graphic scores. Knowledge focus including the inter-related dimensions of music: Verse/chorus structure. Tempo Andante, Presto, Accelerando, Rall, Rit Dynamics pp, ff, cresc and dim. African Culture. Tempo Andante, Presto, Accelerando, Rall, Rit Romantic period, Ternary form, Romantic composers. Tempo Andante, Presto, Accelerando, Rall, Rit Various vocal textures inc parallel motion, echo, call and response. Tempo Andante, Presto, Accelerando, Rall, Rit The Beatles Dynamics pp, ff, cresc and dim. Dynamics pp, ff, cresc and dim. Additional foci: Demonstrate an understanding of the differences between pulse Demonstrate an understanding of the differences between pulse Demonstrate a good sense of ensemble. Demonstrate a good sense of ensemble. and rhythm through physical and rhythm through physical movement, playing, singing movement, playing, singing

Music Curriculum Map Year 7 At all times pupils will be encouraged to perform using their own instruments if they have them. Topic 1 10 weeks Topic 2 10 weeks Topics 3 10 weeks Topic 4 10 weeks Title: History of the Keyboard Slavery to Gospel Musical Clichés Latin American Dance Assessment focus: Composing and Performing / Listening and Performing a selection of pieces Performing as an ensemble a Performing and composing using Composing music for Tango for keyboard piece connected with either Musical clichés heroic film slavery, Blues and Gospel trailer Performance skill focus: Instrumental Keyboard skills inc posture, hand position, identifying Singing Correct posture and breathing technique, warm up Instrumental Keyboard skills inc posture, hand position, identifying Instrumental Keyboard skills inc posture, hand position, identifying notes and single fingered chords, activities, intonation, 2/3 part notes and single fingered chords, notes and single fingered chords, setting up keyboard and creating songs, harmony line, perform as a setting up keyboard and creating setting up keyboard and creating a backing. soloist and ensemble. a backing. a backing. Composing skill focus: Improvising a melodic pattern, with a basic accompaniment. Improvising around a Blues scale. Compose simple melodic patterns Change and combine sounds; experimenting with different Compose simple melodic patterns that represent a stimulus, and suitable accompaniments. ways of producing sounds, compose suitable accompaniments. compose simple melodic patterns that represent a stimulus, compose suitable accompaniments. Listening / Aural skill focus: Copy and identify rhythmic and melodic patterns. Identify various devices including repetition and changes in octaves, identify various elements of music. Copy and identify rhythmic and melodic patterns. Identify structures such as the 12 Bar Blues, identify various elements of music. Identify different instrumental sounds and techniques. Identify various devices including repetition and changes in octaves, identify major / minor tonality Copy and identify rhythmic and melodic patterns. Identify various devices including repetition and changes in octaves, identify major / minor tonality Notation focus: Reading single finger chords, a practical understanding of notes C-C1 in treble clef, a practical C-C1 in treble clef as well as C-C1 in treble clef as well as C-C1 in treble clef. understanding of triplets and chromatic notes, a practical chromatic notes, a practical syncopation.

understanding of triplets and understanding of triplets and syncopation. syncopation. Knowledge focus including the inter-related dimensions of music: Composers Bach, Schubert, Beethoven, Chopin, Nyman. BPM Blues scale and 12 bar blues, slavery and its influences. SATB, Leitmotif, major, minor. Composers inc John Williams symphony orchestra Latin American music and style. Rondo form. Additional foci: Suggest, follow and lead simple performance directions. Demonstrate musical quality e.g. clear starts, ends of pieces / Suggest, follow and lead simple performance directions. Demonstrate musical quality e.g. clear starts, ends of pieces / phrases, technical accuracy. phrases, technical accuracy.

Music Curriculum Map Year 8 At all times pupils will be encouraged to perform using their own instruments if they have them. Topic 1 10 weeks Topic 2 10 weeks Topics 3 10 weeks Topic 4 10 weeks Title: Hooks and Riffs Keyboard skills Theme and Variation Minimalism Dance Music Baroque to Rave Assessment focus: Composing and Performing / Listening and Performing as an ensemble and Performing and composing using Composing in a minimalist style Composing using music technology possibly soloist. variations using technology Performance skill focus: Composing skill focus: Perf: Keyboard Correct technique, identifying all notes, more complex single finger Perf: As previous unit Comp: Composing using sequence, repetition, inversion, modulation, Perf: As previous unit Comp: Compose using cells and motifs. Manipulate sounds using Perf: As previous unit Comp: Compose using samples. Manipulate sounds using chords, full chords, perform with retrograde, ornaments technology, create music using technology, create music using accompaniment, solo and ensemble technology. technology. Singing Accurate tuning, correct technique, harmony and confidence. Listening / Aural skill focus: Identify basic periods of history, perfect cadences, major and minor keys. Identify basic periods of history, perfect/ imperfect cadences, major and minor keys. Identify various devices including repetition and changes in octaves; Identify simple time sig inc 5/4, identify various devices including repetition and changes in octaves. Identify basic periods of history, Identify various devices including repetition and changes in octaves, and identify various tonalities (major and minor) and articulation. identify various tonalities (major and minor) and articulation. Notation focus: Recognise bass clef and demonstrate a practical Recognise bass clef and demonstrate a practical Demonstrate a practical understanding of cells and motifs. Demonstrate a practical understanding of cells and motifs. understanding of C-G in the bass understanding of chromatic notes clef.

Knowledge focus including the inter-related dimensions of music: Understanding of various voices and instruments, Baroque music and its influence, composers inc Pachelbel, Verse chorus structure, hooks and riffs. Ground bass. Understanding of various voices and instruments, Classical music and its influence, composers inc Mozart / Haydn, Theme and Variation form Understanding of minimalism, composers inc Steve Reich. BPM Understanding of various voices and instruments, Baroque music and its influence, composers inc Handel, Samples and DJs. Additional foci: Suggest, follow and lead simple performance directions. Demonstrate musical quality