GCSE AQA Set Work Analysis: Little Shop of Horrors
With its small cast, uncomplicated set and unforgettable songs, the horror comedy rock musical Little Shop of Horrors is an architype of 1980s musical theatre. Through student-friendly analysis of the ‘Prologue’, ‘Mushnik and Son’ and ‘Feed Me’, students will discover the intriguing features of the songs of Menkin and Ashman.
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!
Keywords
- 2022 Set Works
- AQA Study Piece
- Area of study 2: Popular music
- Feed Me
- GCSE 9-1 AQA Music (8271)
- GCSE AQA Music Set Work Analysis
- GCSE Music
- GCSE Music Set Work Analysis
- GCSE Music Set Work Analysis First Teaching 2020
- GCSE Set Work Analysis
- Listening – unfamiliar music
- Little Shop of Horrors
- Mushnik and Son
- Prologue/Little Shop of Horrors (overture)