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My Music

Involves selecting and performing music that represents your interests and strengths. Develop and showcase individual musical talents through performance, composition, and critical analysis.

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Ludwig van Beethoven

Innovations in symphonic and chamber music.

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Johann Sebastian Bach

Mastery in counterpoint and harmonic organization.

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Miles Davis

Pioneering different styles within jazz.

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John Coltrane

Development of modal jazz and improvisation techniques.

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The Beatles

Innovations in recording techniques and songwriting.

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Taylor Swift

Blending personal storytelling with mainstream appeal.

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Ed Sheeran

Utilizing lyrics in creating legendary romantic songs.

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Call and Response

Create a phrase and devise an answering phrase. Improvise to generate material.

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software

Ensure the ________ used for storing ideas is accessible in all composing locations. Consider alternatives if access is limited to one place.

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manuscript

Write down your ideas on musical ______ paper.

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Don’t rush

___________ the recording process – it is a crucial part of composition.

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Developing musical ideas and selecting appropriate timbres

Considering GCSE Composing Criteria, you must show evidence of:

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Length of the Piece

“What is the desired duration?”

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Number of Sections

“How many sections will there be?”

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Repetition and Order

“Will sections repeat, and if so, in what order?”

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Introduction and Ending

“What form will they take? Will they use extracts from other sections?”

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Contrasting Sections

“Will there be a contrasting middle section or bridge?”

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Appropriateness for Style

“Is the structure suitable for the style of music?”

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structure

Exam boards expect clear ________ in compositions.

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planning

Spend time _________ the structure intentionally.

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accidentally

Avoid letting the structure evolve ________.

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Initial Ideas

__________ must come from you as a musician.

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additional ideas

Classroom, fellow learners, and teachers can provide _____________.

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manipulate ideas

The Purpose of Tools is to _____________.

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Notation Software

  • Best used during or at the end of the composition process.

  • Allows you to hear many parts of your composition played simultaneously.

  • Ideal for complex compositions with multiple parts. Useful for finalizing and refining your composition.

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DAWs - Digital Audio Workstations

  • More versatile than notation software.

  • Enables music creation without the need for notation or instrumental ability.

  • Allows inputting musical ideas and recording directly using microphones and MIDI keyboards.

  • Great for experimenting with sounds and arrangements. 

  • Facilitates recording and editing of both audio and MIDI. 

  • Removes barriers related to notation and instrumental skills.

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Metronome

Ensures consistent timing.

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Musical Structure

Understanding forms such as ABA, sonata, rondo.

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Thematic Development

Developing motifs and themes throughout a piece.

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previous stages

Don’t be afraid to revisit _____________ of the composition process.

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iterations

Refinement often requires multiple ____________.

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Distinctive Melodies or Rhythms

Should have well-shaped phrases.

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Harmonies

Must work well with the melody.

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developed

Melodies should be well __________.

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clear

A _______ and logical structure is essential.

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Instrumentation

________________ and timbres should be suited to the music.

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personally

General tip: Select pieces that resonate ________.

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abilities

General tip: Ensure chosen pieces match your current __________ but also challenge you to improve.

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repertoire

General tip: Aim for a diverse __________ to demonstrate versatility.

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OCR GCSE

The _____________ Music "My Music" component encourages exploration and performance of chosen pieces or styles.

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Finding Inspiration To Be An Inspiration

In Writing My Own Music, the initial starting point is 2.1: ____________________________________

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Posters and Pictures

What did John Lennon use as inspirations that you could also apply to your work?

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Abstract Art

What did Errollyn Wallen use as inspiration that you could also apply to your work?

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Music and Storytelling

What did Sergei Prokofiev use as inspirations that you could also apply to your work?

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Film and TV

What did Paul Leonard Morgan use as inspirations that you could also apply to your work?