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Stephen Schwartz Defying Gravity (from Wicked) I know the plot of Wicked and how the song fits into the musical I can describe the setting of the words, and understand vocables I can identify how the voices are used throughout the song I know which instruments provide the accompaniment I know what a tremolo is I can explain how the sonority created by synth and glock I can explain the sonority created by tubular bells I can recognise overdrive on electric guitar and know what it is Tonality and Harmony I know the key and key signature I can explain the tonality of the opening I know which keys it modulates to I can identify the chord sequences for the different sections I know and recognise the main types of cadence in the song I can identify a harmonic device used in the song I know what type of chords are used in this song I know what a sus chord is I can recognise dissonant harmonies and understand their effect Structure and Style: I know the structure of this piece I can identify each section of this song I can explain what happens in each section Texture I can describe the main kind of texture I can recognise sparse (thin), thick textures, and build up In the accompaniment I can recognise: sustained, syncopated, ostinato, homophonic chordal, monophonic, polyphonic Melody I can describe the melodies of the each section I know what intervals are and can give examples of leaps and their effects I know what stepwise movement is and can give examples from the I can identify at least one melodic device, and its effect Rhythm, Tempo, Metre I know the time signature of the song I understand the meaning of free tempo and where it is used I understand allegro, moderato, andante, maestoso mean I can explain the changes of time signature in the song I know the meaning of rall and a tempo and can hear them I can hear dotted rhythms, triplets, syncopations, rests, pauses I know where a pause is used to dramatic effect

Queen Killer Queen (from the Album Sheer Heart Attack ) I know the background to the writing of this album I know the main characteristics of a pop song I can describe the setting of the words syllabic/melismatic I can explain how the voices are used throughout the song I know which instruments provide the accompaniment I can identify some guitar techniques used in the song I can identify at least three uses of technology in the song I can give an example of word painting in the song I can identify vocables, portamento slide and falsetto Tonality and Harmony I know the key of the song I know the key signature of the song I know which key it modulates to I can identify the chord sequences for the different sections I know and recognise the main types of cadence in the song I can identify a harmonic device used in the song I can identify root position chords and inversions I can recognise altered and extended chords I can hear modulations and parallel shifts to new keys Structure: I know the structure of this piece I can identify each section of this song I can explain what happens in each section I know how the guitar solo fits in with the verse/chorus structure I know the main differences between the different verses and choruses I know the similarities between the different verses and choruses Texture I can explain why the main texture is homophonic I can identify a passage of four-part texture I can identify a passage of three-part texture I can identify a passage of polyphonic (imitative) texture in the music I can recognise panning and antiphonal texture Melody I can identify the main motifs (ideas) used Tempo and Metre I know and understand the tempo marking I can explain the changes of times signature in the song I understand compound time I can identify an anacrusis I can name two types of rhythm frequently used in this song

Purcell Music for a While I know the characteristic features of Baroque music I can identify features of Baroque music in this piece I know when this piece was published and which bigger work it s from I know key terms incidental music, secular music, aria I know what the words are, and what they are about I can describe the setting of the words melismatic/syllabic I can give examples of word painting in this song I can name the instruments which play the basso continuo and ground bass I can explain what a realisation is I can explain what the numbers on the figured bass mean I can recognise a spread/arpeggiated chord Tonality and Harmony I know the key and key signature I know which key it modulates to I know and recognise the main types of cadence in the song I can identify a harmonic device used in the song I can identify the cadence at the end of the piece I can recognise major and minor sections and know their effect I can recognise dissonances Melody I can describe portions of the melody I can identify examples of sequence in the music I can identify different ornaments Structure and Style: I know the structure of this piece I can hear the ground bass and know at least 4 features of it I can identify each section of this song I can identify the differences between the two section As Texture I can describe the main texture in the song I can identify a passage of polyphonic texture in the music Tempo and Metre I know what the key signature is I can comment on the rhythms of the basso continuo I can comment on the rhythms in the melody I can identify dotted rhythms, quavers, semiquavers I know which type of rhythm is used in the ground bass

John Williams Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope main Title/ Rebel Blockade Runner I know the basic plot of Star Wars I know what type of ensemble is playing I can recognise the main instruments used I know what a fanfare is and what it represents I can name the instruments playing the main theme, and what effect they create I can name the instruments playing the second theme, and what effect they create I can identify at least two different playing techniques used in this piece I can give at least three ways in which a triumphant mood is created I can explain how sound reflects action on screen I can explain what a leitmotif is Tonality and Harmony I know the key and key signature of the music I know which key it modulates to and where I know what quartal harmony is and where it is used I understand what atonal means and what its effect is I can identify a perfect cadence in this piece I can identify an imperfect cadence in this piece I can recognise a tonic and a dominant pedal, and describe its effect Structure and Style: I know the structure of this piece I can identify each section of the piece Texture I can explain how the texture changes throughout the song I can identify a passage of homophonic texture in the music Melody I can describe the main motifs (ideas) used I can recognise intervals and stepwise movement I can recognise a rising sequence I understand what a lower auxiliary is! Tempo and Metre I know the main tempo and time signature I can hear triplets, syncopations and cross rhythms and can explain their effect I can describe the changes in metre and tempo at the end of the piece Dynamics I can hear the differences in dynamics and explain their effect

L van Beethoven 1 st movement from Piano Concerto No 8 in C minor Pathetique I know 5 characteristics of Classical music I know 5 characteristics of Romantic music I can name some contemporaries of Beethoven and have listened to some of their music I can explain the meaning of Pathetique I can explain the differences between the harpsichord and the pianoforte, and explain how the pianoforte developed I know what ripieno means Tonality and Harmony I know the key of the exposition and what the key signature is I can identify chromatic notes I can explain what a relative minor is I know the keys of the second subject and development I can explain what a pedal is, and recognise it I know what a dominant preparation is and can hear it I know some examples of cadences in this piece I can identify the cadence at the end of the piece I know what a pedal is and can hear it in the music Structure and Style: I know what sonata form is I can identify characteristics of the first and second subject I can hear the broken octaves in the first subject I know what an Alberti bass is and can identify it I can explain what a gigue is and identify features of this in the music Dynamics I know the meaning of the dynamic and articulation markings in the piece, including fp, sf, cresc, dim, accents, staccato I know why Beethoven could use a lot of dynamics and articulation I can explain how there is a lot of contrast in the rhythms in this piece I can hear and write dotted rhythms I know what a hemidemisemiquaver is Texture I can recognise and describe homophonic textures in the music: melody and accompaniment and chordal Melody I can recognise a sequence I know what ornamentation means I can recognise a grace note I can recognise a mordent on the and whilst listening Tempo and Metre I know the definition of Grave I know the definition of Allegro di molto e con brio I know the time signatures for this piece

J S Bach 3 rd movement from Brandenburg Concerto No 5 in D major I know 5 characteristics of Baroque music evident in this piece I can name some contemporaries of Bach and have listened to some of their music I know what a concerto is I can describe 3 features of a concerto grosso I can compare and contrast the solo concerto and concerto grosso I know the speeds of each movement in Concerto No 5 I know what ripieno means I know the performing forces in Brandenburg 5 and can identify them when listening I can explain why the harpsichord part in this piece is unusual I know which instruments play the continuo I can explain what a realisation means Tonality and Harmony I know the key signature for D major I know the key at the start of the B section and can hear the different tonality I can identify chromatic notes I know the difference between a perfect and an imperfect cadence I know which type of cadence is mainly used in this piece of music I can explain what a pedal is, and hear it at the start of the B section Structure and Style: I can explain ABA structure/ternary I can explain a ritornello I can explain what a subject is I can explain what an episode is I can explain what a gigue is and identify features of this in the music Dynamics I know the dynamic marking for the opening I can explain about the use of dynamics in the Baroque period I can name two features of the rhythm in this piece Texture I can recognise and describe a homophonic texture I can recognise and describe a polyphonic texture I can explain imitation, sequence and fugato I can identify a polyphonic passage in this piece Melody I can recognise a sequence I know what ornamentation means I can recognise a trill I can recognise a mordent Tempo I know what Allegro means I know the time signature for this set work

Esperanza Spalding Samba Em Preludio (from the Album Esperanza ) I know the background to the writing of this album I know the performing forces I know what is unusual about the female vocals and can name the lowest note I know what language the song is sung in I know what the mood of the song is I can give three reasons why the bass part is virtuosic from the opening I can identify three performance techniques in this song I can name three jazz features I can name three features of Latin American music Tonality and Harmony I know the key of the song I know the key signature of the song I can identify features of jazz harmony I know what chords are used in this song I understand the meaning of extended chords I understand the meaning of 8vb and can identify where it is used I know what a sus chord is Structure and Style: I know the structure of this piece I can identify each section of this song I can explain what happens in each section I can hear where the Bossa Nova rhythm comes in and can describe its features I can explain and hear syncopations in this song I can hear triplets and dotted rhythms in the song Texture I can recognise and describe monophonic, homophonic and polyphonic textures in this piece Melody I can recognise a sequence I know what ornamentation means I can recognise a trill I can recognise a mordent on the and whilst listening Tempo and Metre I know the definition of rubato I can describe the change in tempo between sections

Afro Celt Sound System Release (from Volume 2 Release ) I know about the history of the band I know when the album Release was released I know about the background to the song Release I have read the lyrics and know what the song is about I can explain the different musical styles which are fused in this piece I can describe the performing forces used I can name the instruments used and say which country they come from I can identify the sonority of the different instruments I can recognise the traditions of Celtic and African music in the piece I can explain how the different instrumental styles are built into the piece I know what double stopping is I can explain the features which make this feel like a dance track (EDM) I can explain the technological processes used in the song I can recognise panning, reverb/delay, samples, loops I can describe the ambient opening I can describe the structure of the song I can explain how the melody is constructed I can describe how the verses differ I know the chord structure I can describe the tonality I can explain characteristics of the rhythm I can explain the changes in texture through the piece I know what homophony and heterophony mean and can identify them in this piece