GCSE AQA Set Work Analysis: Zoltan Kodaly
Supportive, confidence-building resources guide your students through their chosen Set Works. Encourage them to discover the analysis for themselves while developing listening and appraising skills for the exam.
1. Learn
- Need-to-know context and pre-listening ‘Do It Yourself!’ tasks build a firm foundation for learning
- Student-friendly analysis organised by musical element for structured learning – fully supported by annotated score extracts!
- Keywords and musical terms fully explained in context
2. Consolidate
- Regular consolidation tasks encourage engagement and build confidence to apply theory independently
- Extension activities to challenge Gifted and Talented leaners
- Revision poster consolidates key points
- Comprehensive glossary
3. Put into Practice
- Five sets of exam questions, containing three 2-mark questions and one 8-mark question – perfect practice for the real thing!
- Top tips for exam success
- Full answers and mark schemes for easy peer, self- and teacher assessment
Integrate into your class teaching, or set for independent learning – it’s up to you!
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What do teachers say about this resource? (10579)
Background information is thorough, detailed and contains a number of key word definitions as well as interesting facts/knowledge for students to acquire. I like how this has been given careful attention to detail and goes ‘beyond the exam’... Writing is very thorough and shows extensive knowledge of the set work, key terminology and analytical detail... The analysis is excellent on the whole and very detailed. There is a comprehensive analysis of both movements with depth and breadth of vocabulary... Exam questions and answers exceptional which includes exemplar responses at different levels which is great.
Keywords
- GCSE Music
- GCSE 9-1 AQA Music (8271)
- GCSE Set Work Analysis
- GCSE Music Set Work Analysis
- 2022 Set Works
- Listening – unfamiliar music
- AQA Study Piece
- Zoltán Kodály
- Battle and Defeat of Napoleon
- Intermezzo
- Háry János
- Area of study 4: Western classical tradition since 1910
- GCSE Music Set Work Analysis First Teaching 2020
- GCSE AQA Music Set Work Analysis