 Music
Music is the most universal
of all the arts. Ask any person in any city in any
country what their favourite music is, and they’ll
always have an answer. So treasure music and keep it
with you always.
Ref: John
Suchet, Newscaster, National Curriculum Orders –
2003
Music is a powerful, unique
form of communication that can change the way pupils
feel, think and act. It brings together intellect
and feeling and enables personal expression,
reflection and emotional development. As an integral
part of culture, past and present, it helps pupils
understand themselves and relate to others, forging
important links between the home, school and the
wider world. The teaching of music develops pupils’
ability to listen and appreciate a wide variety of
music and to make judgements about musical quality.
It encourages active involvement in different forms
of amateur music making, both individual and
communal, developing a sense of group identity and
togetherness. It also increases self-discipline and
creativity aesthetic sensitivity and fulfilment.
Ref: National
Curriculum Orders – 2003
At Insight Arts we are able to
offer a development programme to teach the
curriculum through the arts. Our
programmes are designed to help teachers develop new
skills and insights and the confidence to adopt them
independently.
For music we offer:
- Planning lessons or
overall curriculum design with a consultant
- Collaborative and
supported lesson delivery
- Skills workshops for
teachers in: music composition ,emotional
mapping and notation ; performing ;
percussion; music from other cultures;
- Cross-curricular
planning.
Click to see an
Example of
an Insight Arts Foundation Support Programme
for Music
Programme Costs
Costs will be negotiated
according to your requirements.
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