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Curriculum Map and Development Plan

Enabling composition at school and at home!

The School has recently invested in the O-Generator musical composition app, which can be accessed both at school and at home. We recently had a special guest (Marcel Pusey) to show Year 4 and 5 what it is all about!

'Music -emotions put to song or rhythm.'

'Music is life. That's why our hearts have beats.'

Anon

Music at Mellis CE Primary School

 

INTENT 

  • To inspire children to develop a love of music.
  • To develop and nurture children’s talent as musicians.
  • To increase children’s self-confidence, creativity and sense of achievement.
  • To allow children to engage in listening, performing and composing.

IMPLEMENTATION – What do we do?

Pupils will...

  • Engage in one hour of music teaching per week.
  • Listen to and evaluate music across a range of historical periods, styles and traditions and explore how music is created using the musical elements.
  • Learn to read standard musical notation through the “Stave House” scheme.
  • Engage in regular singing sessions and have the opportunity to join the school choir.
  • Learn to play a musical instrument in class music lessons and have the opportunity of private music lessons with a broad range of instruments available.
  • Have the opportunity to take part in musical performances, workshops and special trips throughout the school year.

IMPACT

Pupils will have…

  • Listened to and evaluated music across a range of historical periods, styles and traditions.
  • Learnt to sing expressively, compose music and perform with others.
  • Had the opportunity to learn a musical instrument and progress to the next level of musical excellence appropriate to that child.
  • Understood and explored how music is created through the musical elements of pitch, duration, dynamics, tempo, timbre, texture and structure.
  • Learnt to read standard musical notation.
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