National plan and music service announced for Wales
Wales’ first National Plan for Music Education has been published and the government has committed...
TEACHING MATERIALS
Welcome to the Music Teacher online teaching materials. Every month Music Teacher publishes resources for KS3, 4 and 5, offering complete units of work, GCSE and A level set-work info and activities, and practical ideas across all levels for both classroom and peripatetic teachers. The materials are written by experienced teachers and examiners and provide indispensable content for your teaching.
Developing wider listening – film music: part 1
For more than 100 years, from the earliest experiments in silent movies to the modern, digitally enhanced, computer-aided action blockbusters, music has played an essential role in films, relied upon...
Eduqas A level AoS A: the development of the symphony, part 2, c1830-1900
This is the second part of a resource looking at the development of the symphony, which is the compulsory Area of Study for Eduqas AS and A level. AS students study from 1750 to 1830 (which was mostly...
Learning to read music
In this resource Maxwell will be looking at how learning literacy can provide a useful model for learning to read music: teaching music should take a holistic approach in which reading, listening and...
Visual content for musical understanding
One of the things that makes music a difficult subject to teach is its very nature. It’s ephemeral and invisible, and it exists only as movements of the air at a particular place and time. A score of...
Features
Mental wellbeing resources for music students, teachers and schools
Originally launched to mark Mental Health Week, this live list of useful mental health resources for...
Stories through music: Manchester Camerata Hidden Histories
Manchester Camerata and Lavender Rodriguez have been collaborating with school students on a project...
Examining change: What is LCME doing to decolonise?
In our second article on what major UK exam boards are doing to decolonise, Roger Wilson...
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What actually happens at a BYMT Summer Camp?
The UK's leading musical theatre organisation for young people, British Youth Music Theatre (BYMT),...
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Book Reviews: Listen & Celebrate
Eleanor Rashid takes a look at Listen & Celebrate: Activities to Enrich and Diversify Primary Music...
Book Reviews: Fred and the Fantastic Tub-Tub
Hattie Fisk reviews Fred and the Fantastic Tub-Tub by Zeb Soanes, published by Graffeg.
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