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Singing to affect an audience

Music

United by song in the sports arena

Songs uniting a crowd

Celebrating through song

How singing affects our mood

The power of singing together

This unit investigates the power of music to unite people. Pupils explore how song is used in sacred spaces, sports arenas and live concerts. Pupils study songs with unity as their common theme and use the lyrics to guide an effective, emotive performance.

Singing together: how songs unite us

A person who leads an ensemble or choir is called a {{}}.

a group of people who decide on the structure of a performance

a group of people gathered to listen and watch a live performance

the songs will be performed the same as on the recording

Why might a live performance be more impactful than a recorded performance?

A group of people who sing together is called a {{}}.

When we create music in the moment, we are {{}}.

the speed of the music - how fast or slow the music is played

a description of the sound or tone of an instrument

Match the musical element to its definition:

When we develop connections with family, friends or a wider community, we call this ...

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Singing to affect an audience

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.