Specialising in Music and Expressive Arts resources. 28 Years teaching experience and always developing new materials to engage students. Any resource queries, links that donāt work, suggestions etc, please email misscreativecurriculum@gmail.com
Specialising in Music and Expressive Arts resources. 28 Years teaching experience and always developing new materials to engage students. Any resource queries, links that donāt work, suggestions etc, please email misscreativecurriculum@gmail.com
Brand new set work (WJEC GCSE MUSIC) for teaching from 2025
Elizabeth Remembered by Debbie Wiseman
Contains typical exam style questions, worked in a structured and sequential format.
Screenshots give a good idea of content.
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Translated into welsh for WJEC A Level Music.
10 exercises - screenshots give an idea of content.
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Brand new resource
Features Birds of a Feather, by Billie Eilish winner of the AMA Song of the Year 2025
The workpack contains:
Powerpoint (includes short videos of the sheet music) that covers 3 lessons, or more
Teacherās lesson plans
Keyboard parts (melody, bass and easy bass) in C
Keyboard parts (melody, bass and easy bass) in D - the original key
Screenshots give a good idea of content.
Please email me if you need the Sibelius copy of the music for editing purposes.
Or ask, and Iāll write extra parts if needed.
Brand new resource
For teaching from September 2025, first exam in 2027
Burn from Hamilton
Workbook broken down into sections with useful mini terminology glossaries throughout.
Screenshots give a good idea of content.
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Brand new resource
Features 6 different extracts:
Farewell Letter (from Passion)
The Little Things We Do Together (from Company)
Being Alive (Company)
Lovely (Forum)
The Hills of Tomorrow (Merrily ā¦)
A Little Night Music Overture (A Little Night Music)
Features exam style questions as well as prompts for extended answers.
Develops a knowlege of typical Sondheim harmonies
Screenshots give a good idea of content.
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Brand new resource - cover work (but can also be used as a general introduction to Conventions of Pop)
SUITED TO YEAR 10 cover (or end of Year 9)
Features 7 standalone lessons covering all of the genres in the CONVENTIONS OF POP section of the GCSE specification.
developing knowledge and understanding (through listening and key words)
applying knowledge and understanding (through listening)
creativity
Blues - EXTRA (not in the specification)
Rock ānā Roll
Rock Anthems
Pop Ballads
EDM - EXTRA (not in the specification)
SOLO ARTISTS
Soul - EXTRA (not in the specification)
Screenshots give a good idea of content.
There is a separate booklet for staff in order to fully support the students
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Brand new resource - cover work
(But can also be used as a general introduction to pop music)
SUITED TO YEAR 10 or end of Year 9
Features 10 standalone lessons covering all of the genres in the popular music section of the GCSE specification
The lessons follow the different aspects of learning:
developing knowledge and understanding (through listening and key words)
applying knowledge and understanding (through listening)
creativity
Hip Hop
Soul
Reggae
Ballad
Blues
Rock ānā roll - THIS IS NOT IN THE EDUQAS SPEC (but is linked to Rock)
Rock
Club Dance / EDM - THIS IS NOT IN THE EDUQAS SPEC (but very useful)
Pop
Fusion
Screenshots give a good idea of content.
There is a separate booklet for staff in order to fully support the students in their learning
Please email misscreativecurriculum@gmail.com if you have any questions
Many thanks
Brand new resource - cover work (but can also be used as a general introduction to pop music)
SUITED TO YEAR 10 cover (or end of Year 9)
Features 10 standalone lessons covering all of the genres in the popular music section of the new GCSE specification (teaching from september 2025).
The lessons follow the different aspects of learning:
developing knowledge and understanding (through listening and key words)
applying knowledge and understanding (through listening)
creativity
Hip Hop
Soul
Reggae
Ballad
Blues
Rock ānā roll
Rock
Club Dance / EDM
Pop
Fusion
Screenshots give a good idea of content.
There is a separate booklet for staff in order to fully support the students
Please email misscreativecurriculum@gmail.com if you have any questions
Many thanks
Brand new for teaching from September 2025, first exam in 2026
A 64 page workbook based on:
Mozart Requiem (Recordare, Confutatis, Lacrimosa and Domine Jesu)
Features practice questions, group tasks, classwork, homework
Screenshots give a good idea of content.
Please contact misscreativecurriculum@gmail.com if you have any questions
Brand new resource for teaching from September 2025.
Sir Duke by Stevie Wonder
A step-by-step workbook, split up into the different sections of music (intro, verse, pre-chorus, chorus) - screenshots give a good idea of content.
Supports:
classwork
teacher-led lessons
individual and group learning
homework
exam revision
All answers are provided in a separate booklet
Please email misscreativecurriculum@gmail.com for any further information.
Brand new resource for teaching from September 2025
Palladio by Karl Jenkins
A step-by-step workbook, split up into the different sections of the music (screen shots give a good idea of content).
Supports:
individual learning
homework
group work
exam-style questions
teacher-led lessons
All answers are provided in a separate booklet
Please email misscreativecurriculum@gmail.com for any further information
Brand new resource
New for 2026 examination (teaching from september 2025)
Haydn Drum Roll Symphony (No. 103) - movement 4 (finale)
(It is the eleventh of the twelve London Symphonies)
This resource is designed to be used as the following:
a classroom teaching resource
as a self-supported study for students
a homework resource
a revision resource
Screenshots give a good idea of content (practice questions, extended writing questions, āletās work togetherā questions (especially in movement 4)
Answers are in a separate booklet
(Movement 3 is a separate resource)
As always, please feel free to email me on:
misscreativecurriculum@gmail.com
Many thanks
Brand new resource for the exam in 2026
Features the following pieces
(i) āYoung Womanās Bluesā (October 26, 1926),
(ii) āBack Water Bluesā (February 17, 1927),
(iii) āAlexanderās Rag Time Bandā (March 2, 1927),
(iv) āNobody Knows You When Youāre Down And Outā (May 15, 1929)
There is a fact file for each song, including general background information about Blues, Trad Jazz, Bessie Smith, her band, her accompanists etc
This is followed by a listening question that is typical of Section A of the paper and then develops knowledge in preparation for Section B of the paper.
Screenshots give a good idea of content.
Please email misscreativecurriculum@gmail.com if you have any questions.
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Brand new resource
EDUQAS A Level Music - Into the 20th Century
Practice questions for the A level exam
Features questions on Neo-classicism, expressionism, impressionism
Three Pieces for Cello and Piano ā movement 1 Nadia Boulanger
Sonatine - Alexandre Tansman
Gavotta from Symphony No. 1 - Sergei Prokofiev
Concerto Grosso H.263 Martinu
Arnold Schoenberg. Suite fur Klavier, Op.25:
Gavotte (1923) Arnold Schoenberg 1923
Pierrot Lunaire, āMondestrunkenā Schoenberg
Erwartung Op. 17 (1909) Schoenberg
Trois Poemes de Mallarme (Soupir) Ravel
De Lāaube Ć Midi Sur La Mer Debussy
Concertino for Harp and Orchestra Germaine Tailleferre
Brand new resource - a workbook, developing exam style listening skills, focusing on Richard Rodgers for WJEC As Music.
Perfect for setting as classwork, individual and group tasks, homework.
All answers are provided, but by no means exhaustive.
The following songs are featured:
Oh, What a Beautiful Morning
Iām in Love With a Wonderful Guy
Sixteen Going on Seventeen
Morning Hymn
The King and I overture
Carousel Prologue
The Lady is a Tramp
Where or When
This Canāt Be Love
Screenshots give a good idea of content.
Please email misscreativecurriculum@gmail.com if you have any questions.,
Thanks for looking.
Brand new resource for OCR As and A Level Music - AoS2 Popular Song: Blues, Jazz, Swing and Big Band
Features exam style questions with a focus on Cole Porter.
There are many different artists featured with questions on the elements of music, as well as vocal technique and style.
Screenshots give a good idea of content
The information and answers is by no means exhaustive, but provides excellent homework, classwork, individual and group practice.
Brand New Resource
Another Cole Porter book of exercise for WJEC Music As Level, featuring the following songs:
Itās De-Lovely
Letās Do It
All Through The Night
Anything Goes
You Do Something To Me
Shorter tasks featuring:
Ridinā High
Iāve Got You Under My Skin
In The Still Of The Night
Typical exam questions (1 mark up to 5 mark questions)
Answers are provided, although they are not exhaustive.
It is an expectation that students also come up with their own answers and conclusions.
Screenshots give a good idea of content.
As always, please email misscreativecurriculum@gmail.com if you have any questions or comments
Brand New 55 PAGE Resource - The Piano Music of Chopin, Brahms and Grieg
28 different extracts of unfamiliar listening (9 Chopin, 10 Brahms, 9 Grieg).
IDEAL FOR REVISION, HOMEWORK, CLASSWORK, GROUPWORK
Typical AQA exam style questions including:
Melodic and bass dictation
General Musicianship
10 mark essay questions
All the extracts are based on the listening advice in the specification.
Screenshots give a good idea of content.
As always, any comments or questions, please email
misscreativecurriculum@gmail.com
Many thanks
Brand new resource
New for 2026 examination (teaching from september 2025)
Haydn Drum Roll Symphony (No. 103) - movement 3 (minuet and trio)
(It is the eleventh of the twelve London Symphonies)
This resource is designed to be used as the following:
a classroom teaching resource
as a self-supported study for students
a homework resource
a revision resource
Screenshots give a good idea of content (practice questions, extended writing questions, āletās work togetherā questions (especially in movement 4)
Answers are in a separate booklet
(Movement 4 is a separate resource)
As always, please feel free to email me on:
misscreativecurriculum@gmail.com
Many thanks