Primary music teaching resources for subject leaders and class teachers - engaging lessons, activities and games for kids.
Listening to Music is a series which actively engages children in
listening to music so that they can perform it and compose it
themselves. Each pack comprises a visually exciting book, a CD of all
the recordings, and a CD-ROM of interactive whiteboard activities and
printouts.
Listening to Music is a series which actively engages children in listening to music so that they can perform it and compose it themselves. Each pack comprises a visually exciting book, a CD of all
the recordings, and a CD-ROM of interactive whiteboard activities and printouts.
The second title in the Listening to Music series brings together music from Indonesia, the Caribbean, India, the Pacific, South America and Europe - an eclectic mix of traditional, historical and contemporary music.
Through the activities, children recognise and use the building blocks of music: long and short sounds, high and low, loud and quiet, fast and slow. They perform their own versions of some of the recordings and they compose others - always listening perceptively to their own and others music.
Teachers will find this title a useful accompaniment to Music Express Years 3 to 6 and and an enjoyable source of alternative activities for their primary music scheme of work.
The 'Listening to Music' series won the Primary Music Magazine 'Best Listening Resource' award in 2019.
This is Book 6 in the Music Express Extra Series. See all Music Express Extra books here.
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Until recently, Helen MacGregor was Teacher Adviser for Music in Kent. Helen is a freelance consultant in primary music education and has written many of A&C Black's most popular and successful music titles, including Bingo Lingo, Singing French, Singing English and Singing Phonics. Helen collaborated with Stephen Chadwick on Roald Dahl's Snow-White and the
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