KNOWLEDGE: Soundscape COMPOSE: Your own incidental accompaniment for the three witches scene. STARTER: Recap last weeks chord sequence 6 chords & Composition.

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KNOWLEDGE: Soundscape COMPOSE: Your own incidental accompaniment for the three witches scene. STARTER: Recap last weeks chord sequence 6 chords & Composition is well presented Soundscape creates an appropriate mood 4 chords used Soundscape present but doesn’t create an appropriate mood 1 minor & 1 Diminished chord No soundscape COMPOSITION: SELF ASSESSMENT Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3

TIMBRE TASK: TIMBRE TASK: Which instruments to use? 5 minutes to find the best timbre Describe a soundscape QUESTION: EXTENSION TASK: EXTENSION TASK: Include arpeggio – Teacher perform arpeggio and class disscuss the difference between that and block chords. SOUNDSCAPE TASK: SOUNDSCAPE TASK: Compose a soundscape

6 chords Soundscape creates an appropriate mood 4 chords used Soundscape present but doesn’t create an appropriate mood 1 minor & 1 Diminished chord No soundscape COMPOSITION: SELF ASSESSMENT Grade 3 Grade 2 Grade 1