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Title: Year 12 Music
Pre-requisites:Students who have not had success in Junior Music will experience great difficulty with this subject as it relies on a strong foundation provided in Years 8 - 10.  Alternatively, Music studies outside of school to Level 4 AMEB would be equivalent to the prerequisite.
Coordinator: Ms Sue Lonsdale

Music encourages students to:

  • empathise with music in a variety of styles and contexts
  • become musically literate and capable of communicating through music, and become informed, articulate participants in the musical life of the community
  • have their cognitive, psychomotor and affective development enhanced through the study of music as a unique medium for communication and expression
  • develop their critical faculty and intellect through activities that develop higher-order thinking skills and creative problem-solving abilities
  • develop social and personal skills that promote group cooperation, responsibility, confidence and self-esteem
Topics

Year 11 Music A (Alternate years on composite program) 2009

  • Term 1 Play it Again Sam - 10 weeks - 35 hours
  • Term 2 Let’s Get Together - 10 weeks - 35 hours
  • Term 3 It’s Just a Jump to the Left - 10 weeks - 35 hours
  • Term 4 Our Song (11) My Music (12) - 7 weeks - 24.5 hours 

Year 11 Music B (Alternate years on composite program)

  • Term 1 Revolting - 10 weeks - 35 hours
  • Term 2 Showing Off - 20 weeks - 35 hours
  • Term 3 Showing Off - 10 weeks - 35 hours
  • Term 4 Our Song (11) My Music (12) - 7 weeks - 24.5 hours
More Information

  For more information on Senior Music, click here.  

Assessment

Assessment is divided into three equally weighted areas, and may involve the following items:

Listening - end Term 2 in Year A/End Term 1 in Year B

  • formal tests
  • oral presentations
  • individual research tasks

Composing - mid Term 3 in Year A/End Term 2 in Year B

  • Writing original vocal music
  • Writing original instrumental music
  • Transcriptions and arrangements of existing music

Performing - end Term 1 in Year A/Mid Term 3 in Year B

  • individual and ensemble performances, vocal and instrumental
  • conducting and directing
  • playing and singing by sight
  • improvising
  • memorising and imitating by ear

One additional task selected from ONE of the areas above will be required and due End of Term 4 in both years.

ASSESSMENT TASKS FOR 2010

ASSESSMENT Assignment guidelines

Please refer to the Assignment Guidelines on how to set out bibliographies and references.  

Resources

1 x A4 Exercise book, 1 x manilla folder, 1 x music manuscript tablet, 1 x black fine point pen

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