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GCSE Eduqas Set Extract Analysis: Mozart and Rainbow

Mozart: Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (Movement 3, Minuet and Trio) and Rainbow: ‘Since You’ve Been Gone’

Get your whole class totally familiar with these two very different set extracts for GCSE Eduqas Music.

It’s going to save me lots of hours of research!

N. Duff, Teacher & Customer

This supportive, confidence-building resource will guide your students through each piece, encouraging them to discover the analysis for themselves and developing listening and appraising skills for the exam.

Prepare

  • Need-to-know context and pre-listening ‘Do It Yourself!’ tasks build a firm foundation for learning.
  • Plus! Introduction to keys, chords and transposing instruments for the Mozart extract makes Classical techniques accessible.

Learn

A useful resource... Really clear and well written

R Edwards, Teacher & Expert Reviewer
  • Guided bar-by-bar analysis works through the piece in manageable sections. Supported with annotated score extracts and student-friendly key term definitions.
  • Regular consolidation tasks encourage engagement, and build confidence to apply theory independently. Answers included!

Revise

  • Revision tools – including a quick-glance overview structured by musical element, and a comprehensive glossary – strengthen knowledge and understanding.
  • A range of exam-style questions with full mark schemes – perfect preparation for the listening paper.

Integrate into your class teaching, or set for independent learning – it’s up to you!

What do teachers say about this resource? (7104)

Fantastic complement to the other resources for these two set works... It’s going to save me lots of hours of research!

N. Duff, Teacher & Customer

A useful resource... Really clear and well written, and appropriate to the level and learners. The analysis is thorough and in the appropriate level of detail.

R Edwards, Teacher & Expert Reviewer