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Compositions of the Baroque period
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Compositions of the Baroque Period
Explore the tone colour of the sections of the orchestras
Explore the Tone Colour of the sections of the Orchestra
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Performing in a Percussion Band
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Simple Duple and Triple time
Simple Duple and Triple time
Major scale of C, G, F with or without Key signature
Major scale of C, G, F with or without Key signature
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Write, perform and understand Major scales
Simple Intervals.
Simple Intervals
Harmonic and Melodic Intervals
Harmonic and Melodic intervals.
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Binary Form
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Tonic Triads in C, G and F major.
Tonic Triads in C, G, & F Major
Transpose a phrase an octave higher or lower in the same clef.
Transpose a phrase an octave higher or lower in the same clef
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Compositions of the Baroque period
Explore the Tone Colour of the sections of the Orchestra
Performing in a percussion band.
Sight singing
Simple Duple and Triple time
Major scale of C, G, F with or without Key signature
Write, Perform and Understand Major Scales
Simple Intervals
Harmonic and Melodic Intervals
Binary Form
Self Learning Activity
Binary Forms
Tonic Triads in C, G, & F Major
Transpose a phrase an octave higher or lower in the same clef