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Playing together: effective rehearsing as part of an ensemble
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Lessons (6)
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1 Worksheet
2 Quizzes
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I can learn a vocal melody, developing a range of strategies for practising effectively.
I can practise a new rhythmic accompaniment and recognise strategies I can use to improve.
I can practise a new melodic accompaniment and recognise strategies I can use to improve.
I can play my part confidently within a large ensemble.
I can work in a small ensemble using effective rehearsal strategies to prepare for a performance.
I can use feedback to refine an ensemble performance and can review the success of rehearsal strategies.
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