Exploring the building blocks of composition
This Ten Pieces Party Live Lesson features the , conductor Clark Rundell and globally acclaimed pianist and composer Julian Joseph.
The lesson is aimed at Key Stage 2/2nd Level pupils and is hosted by C成人快手 presenters Karim Zeroual and Lauren Layfield.
It's geared towards children with little or no musical experience and is designed to provide them with the simple tools and skills to try out musical composition for themselves.
The programme explores aspects of rhythm, melody, tempo and dynamics through three pieces of music from 成人快手 Ten Pieces:
This edited programme was first streamed live to schools in September 2016. We are no longer reviewing emails and messages from schools for inclusion in the lesson.
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成人快手 Ten Pieces helps classroom teachers and ensemble leaders open up the world of classical music to 7-14 year olds.
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How to use this resource
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