Art


HELPFUL SITES	Music is a subject enjoyed by most children. It gives them a chance to make a noise, to experiment, to work together and to show off. More importantly it can also develop confidence and self esteem.	If music be the food of love, then play on, give me excess of it ... William Shakespeare Twelveth Night
	KS3 In Years 7, 8 and 9, students study music for one hour a week. They follow a varied and practical curriculum and throughout the two years develop skills in listening and understanding, performing and composing a variety of musical styles	Important dates:
	KS4 GCSE Music - Edexcel course This is built up of: 60% coursework 2 original compositions 2 performances (1 solo, ensemble) 40% terminal listening exam based on four areas of study taught over the 2 years> These are: 1 – Western Classical Music 1600 to 1899 2 – Music in the 20th Century 3 – Popular Music in Context 4 - World Music. Within each area of study there are three set works. These are pieces of music that the student has to study and will be questioned on in their final listening exam.	Important dates: