Musical Revolution! Royal Liverpool Philharmonic KS2 Concerts 2017 This scheme of work for KS2 pupils has been written to support the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra’s Concerts for Schools 2017. This scheme of work introduces many of the pieces of music which will be performed by the orchestra and provides suggestions for both active listening and creative responses to the music. The National Curriculum for Music aims to ensure that all pupils: Perform, listen to, review and evaluate music across a range of historical genres, styles and traditions. Learn to sing and use their voices. Create and compose music on their own and with others Understand and explore how music is created, produced and communicated, including through the inter-related dimensions: pitch, duration, dynamics, tempo, texture, structure and appropriate musical notation. All activities are directly linked to the National Curriculum for music and the focus for each is clearly indicated. Please select and adapt the activities which you feel are most suitable for the needs and abilities of your pupils. Where appropriate, links to the wider curriculum are indicated in the musical activity The scheme of work consists of: Powerpoint to introduce the pupils to the instruments of the orchestra and the music to be played. Musical Timeline of the featured music and composers for a classroom display Listening Picture Activity Meet the Orchestra extension activities Active Listening ideas for each piece of music Creative music activities for each piece of music Resources to teach the song The Sound Collector Audio Files for each piece of music Additional Information about each composer and piece of music If you have any queries about the concerts or the scheme of work, please contact RLPO Education who will be pleased to help you: Rosie Hyde: 0151 210 3793
Musical Revolution! Royal Liverpool Philharmonic KS2 Concerts 2017 This scheme of work for KS2 pupils has been written to support the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra’s Concerts for Schools 2017. This scheme of work introduces many of the pieces of music which will be performed by the orchestra and provides suggestions for both active listening and creative responses to the music. The National Curriculum for Music aims to ensure that all pupils: Perform, listen to, review and evaluate music across a range of historical genres, styles and traditions. Learn to sing and use their voices. Create and compose music on their own and with others Understand and explore how music is created, produced and communicated, including through the inter-related dimensions: pitch, duration, dynamics, tempo, texture, structure and appropriate musical notation. All activities are directly linked to the National Curriculum for music and the focus for each is clearly indicated. Please select and adapt the activities which you feel are most suitable for the needs and abilities of your pupils. Where appropriate, links to the wider curriculum are indicated in the musical activity The scheme of work consists of: Powerpoint to introduce the pupils to the instruments of the orchestra and the music to be played. Musical Timeline of the featured music and composers for a classroom display Listening Picture Activity Meet the Orchestra extension activities Active Listening ideas for each piece of music Creative music activities for each piece of music Resources to teach the song The Sound Collector Audio Files for each piece of music Additional Information about each composer and piece of music If you have any queries about the concerts or the scheme of work, please contact RLPO Education who will be pleased to help you: Rosie Hyde: 0151 210 3793