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GCSE Music with AQA is a creative and practical course that helps you understand, perform, and compose music across a variety of styles and traditions. You'll learn musical theory, develop your technical and expressive skills, and explore the cultural and historical context of music. Whether you're playing an instrument, singing, DJing, or using music technology, this course encourages you to engage critically and reflectively with music while preparing for further study or lifelong enjoyment.
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Musical Elements and Language

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Musical Contexts

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Listening to Unfamiliar Music

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Western Classical Tradition 1650–1910

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Popular Music

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Traditional Music

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Western Classical Tradition Since 1910

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Study Pieces Analysis

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Solo Performance Requirements

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Ensemble Performance Requirements

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Instrumental and Vocal Techniques

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DJing Skills and Techniques

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Production via Technology

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Performance Documentation

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Composition to a Brief

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Free Composition

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Developing Musical Ideas

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Musical Elements in Composition

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Programme Notes

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Composition Documentation

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Handel: Coronation Anthems and Oratorios

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Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven: Orchestral Music

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Chopin and Schumann: Piano Music

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Late Romantic Requiem

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Study Piece: Mozart Clarinet Concerto

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Study Piece: Beethoven Symphony No. 1

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Broadway Music 1950s–1990s

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Rock Music 1960s–1970s

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Film and Gaming Music 1990s–Present

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Pop Music 1990s–Present

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Study Piece: Little Shop of Horrors

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Study Piece: Queen Tracks

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Blues Music 1920–1950

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African and Caribbean Fusion Music

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Contemporary Latin Music

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Contemporary British Folk Music

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Study Piece: Paul Simon Graceland

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Study Piece: Esperanza Spalding Tracks

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Copland: Orchestral Music

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British Composers: Arnold, Britten, Maxwell-Davies, Tavener

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Kodály and Bartók: Orchestral Music

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Minimalist Music: Adams, Reich, Riley

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Study Piece: Kodály Háry János

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Study Piece: Bartók Hungarian Pictures

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