Set Work Analysis for AS / A Level Eduqas Music: Area of Study A: Haydn
Help students build familiarity, develop analytical skills and be perfectly prepared for the appraising paper with co-teachable set work analysis resources for AS and A Level. Busy teachers and students will find the comprehensive, student-friendly notes and tailored exam practice invaluable.
AnalysisProvide[s] a good opportunity to develop practical and analytical skills for the exam specification
- Begin with pertinent contextual and biographical information covering the style of each composer along with the social and cultural changes that affected music of the time
- Move into in-depth, accessible analysis supported by annotated score excerpts and key term definitions, deepening knowledge and understanding
- Reinforce learning and encourage independent study with regular, varied activities – ranging from short exercises to test understanding, to longer exploratory questions – answers included!
A concise and accurate discussion of the development of the symphony
- Practice questions for each part of the exam for targeted preparation
- Marking made simple with detailed mark schemes!
Plus!
- Revision summaries, together with advice on timings and mark allocation
- Essential terminology defined in an exhaustive glossary
| AoSA: The Western Classical Tradition (The Development of the Symphony 1750–1900): Haydn |
Profoundly influenced by Mozart, Haydn’s contribution to the development of the symphony was vast. This set work analysis provides an analytical overview of ‘London’ (Symphony No. 104), with accompanying exercises and exam-style questions. The ideal introduction to the world of Haydn and his symphonic writing!
|
Share with others:
What do teachers say about this resource? (9126)
An analytical overview of the symphony, with an accompanying set of practical exercises and exam-style practice questions that will allow learners to prepare for the syllabus and will provide a good opportunity to develop analytical skills and practice for the exam. Good as a starting point and introduction to the world of Haydn and his symphonic writing... This resource will provide a good opportunity to develop practical and analytical skills for the exam specification. It is beneficial because it gives learners a chance to explore the Haydn symphony and also the wider context. A worthwhile resource to have as a revision tool for learners but also as a teaching aid and starting point within the classroom. Tasks could be used as homework activities but also as activities within the classroom. Exam-style questions provide invaluable practice and will help to develop exam technique well.
Detailed and accurate and focused on the exam content... The overview of context that moves through Haydn/Mozart/Beethoven is strong, and is a concise and accurate discussion of the development of the symphony... The analysis is well pitched, and whilst is very detailed, is not overwhelming for a candidate to read through for revision and with a score in front of them... The language used in this resource is really appropriate for this level of course, and really helps the student to cement their understanding of complex concepts... The glossary is a strength and provides a good overview, and the 'movement-per-page' overviews are a useful memory aid for candidates.
Keywords
- A Level Eduqas Music (A660)
- A Level Eduqas Music Set Work Analysis
- A Level Music
- A Level Music Set Work Analysis
- A Level Set Work Analysis
- Appraising Music
- Endorsed for Eduqas
- Endorsed for Eduqas Music
- Haydn
- Symphony No. 104 in D major 'London': Haydn
- The Western Classical Tradition (The Development of the Symphony 1750-1900)