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Key Stage 4
Music
Fundamentals of composition: extended
Composing effective melodies
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compare these melodies ex. 1
Key Stage 4
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Year 10
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Music
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Lesson
Composing effective melodies
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compare these melodies ex. 1
Using intervals in melody writing
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compare these melodies ex. 2
Using intervals in melody writing
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measuring an interval
Using intervals in melody writing
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3rd interval
Using intervals in melody writing
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4th interval
Using intervals in melody writing
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5th
Using intervals in melody writing
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6th
Using intervals in melody writing
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7th
Using intervals in melody writing
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octave
Using intervals in melody writing
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Disjunct intervals melody
Using intervals in melody writing
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melody based on 6th and 4th
Using intervals in melody writing
02:51
first phrase modelling
Using intervals in melody writing
02:51
then compose a contrasting two-bar phrase
Using intervals in melody writing
00:17
task A feedback audio
Using intervals in melody writing
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describe the shape of this melody
Creating balanced phrasing
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more complex shape
Creating balanced phrasing
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Ode To Joy first phrase audio
Creating balanced phrasing
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Ode To Joy second four bars
Creating balanced phrasing
00:30
copy the rhythm of the first 4-bar phrase
Creating balanced phrasing
04:06
adjust the pitch
Creating balanced phrasing
00:17
task B feedback
Creating balanced phrasing
compare these melodies ex. 1
Key Stage 4
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Year 10
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Music
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