This gospel medley includes When the Saints, Swing Low Sweet Chariot and Sing Sing Sing. This is explored at a differ...

After working on these partner songs, this experienced vocal teacher uses simple key change to migrate the pitch upwa...

In this vocal lesson the teacher introduces partner songs for the first time.

Using When the Saints Go Marching In, this experienced vocal teacher takes the group into part singing with different...

Using When the Saints Go Marching In, this experienced vocal teacher takes the group into part singing with different...

This vocal teacher listens forensically to the students singing.

This specialist vocal teacher leads students through a comprehensive warm up.

Finishing a lesson can be a tool for learning and review.

Music, as a subject based in sound, requires teachers to have strategies for managing behaviour including starting/st...

The periodic direction from the class teacher helps to scaffold this composition lesson so that the class are focused...

This teacher utilises the capabilities of Logic for this Y8 composition lesson.

This teacher is actively involved in the listening activity. Clear questions have been articulated before the example...

This classroom practitioner uses Saint Saen’s Carnival of the animals to scaffold a composition lesson.

This classroom practitioner uses whiteboards to recap the musical elements.

This school choir begin approaching new repertoire by learning the African words.

This classroom practitioner is in the early stages of building a school choir.

Encouraging an extra-curricular group must involve an element of fun.

This classroom practitioner develops the choir warm up further into articulation.

This classroom practitioner has developed a large school choir in a diverse school.

Keyboard can often be overlooked in the musical provision within schools.

Rhythm cards are a useful starter activity for many aspects of teaching. In this example, the teacher uses an ipad to...

This brass group was introduced to the beginning of Swing Low Sweet Chariot.

The voice is the most portable instrument we have.

In this Year 6 brass group lesson, it is possible to observe the conditioning of the group.

The outcomes of simple part playing. Rounds are an excellent way to first introduce this to students.