the same tune sung or played at the same time

developing connections and relationships with family, friends and community

an adjective relating to music written for or performed by a choir

how each part is matched against another to ensure that no one part overwhelms the others

Whole Body Warm Up

British English CC

Face warm-up - bubblegum (video)

Breathing exercise (video)

1, 121 - Jazz version (audio)

1, 121 - Jazz version - backing track (audio)

Tongue twister

My dog, he can do the Can Can (video)

My dog, he can do the Can Can - Verse 1 Lyrics (Audio)

My Dog, he can do the Can Can - Claps replace 'Can' (Audio)

My Dog he can do the can Can (Animal sounds)

Let us Sing Together (unison) - 2 verses

Let us Sing Together (descending sequence only)

Sorida (audio)

Sorida (video 1)

Sorida (video 2) Bean Bag Game

As I was Walking by the Lake (audio)

Nanuma - unison (audio)

Nanuma - unison (video)

Singing in unison

Music

Three pitches - do, mi, so

Adding harmony and balancing sound

Vocal improvisation using do, mi, so

Composing together using do, mi, so

Composing a countermelody

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

When we breathe deeply, which part of our body should we notice moving?

Singing together can bring us together - even with strangers. What can we call this?

by singing, listening and responding together

How do singing games help us feel bonded together?

In a descending sequence, each phrase is sung __________ each time.

the playing or showing of the steady pulse like the ticking of a clock

Match each musical element to its meaning.

A {{}} is a person who directs the performance of an ensemble.

A {{}} is a musical thought, like a sentence in a story.

A {{}} is a part of a word pronounced as one unit of sound.

Singing in unison

Lesson outcome