Performing rounds and partner songs
I can hold my part with confidence in a performance, singing at the right time with accuracy and a steady pulse.
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- Year 3
Performing rounds and partner songs
I can hold my part with confidence in a performance, singing at the right time with accuracy and a steady pulse.
Copyrighted materials: to view and download resources from this lesson, you’ll need to be in the UK and
Lesson details
Key learning points
- It is important to warm up before a performance as it helps us to feel like we’re performing as an ensemble.
- Rehearsing helps us feel confident and prepared, so we are ready to perform our best.
- Watching the conductor is important because they help us follow the steady pulse and keep us together in time.
- Performances should be engaging and accurate because we want the audience to see the best work we can do.
Keywords
Rehearse - to practise in order to improve and prepare for performance
Pulse - the regular, steady heartbeat of the music
Performance - presenting our work in front of others
Conductor - a person who directs musicians or singers
Audience - a group of people listening to or watching our performance
Common misconception
If we've rehearsed our songs, we don't need to warm up for a performance.
Warming up for a performance encourages everyone to feel engaged, connected and alert as well as supporting a good quality of vocal sound.
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