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Year 10 Music
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Introduction
Introduction
Year 10 Music is a practical approach to teaching and learning music. You will be encouraged to develop your skills by learning one or more musical instruments (which includes singing), throughout the year.
Course Outline
Course Outline
During Year 10 Music you will...
Learn how to compose your own songs and pieces of music
Learn how to perform, as part of small groups, complete bands, and as a soloist
Learn how to play one or more instruments through free itinerant instrument lessons and during practical work in class
Gain the confidence to play in front of an audience
Learn about the elements of music and simple music theory
Learn about diverse world views through music.
Instruments
Instruments
Software
Software
Listening
Listening
Want to be good at Maths?....
Do music.
The link between learning a musical instrument and success in maths has been proven time and time again.
Where this course can lead
Where this course can lead
By taking music in Year 10 you will be well equipped and feel confident to take music in Year 11 and beyond.
Music at Year 13 is a University Entrance subject which means that you should definitely consider taking music if you want to go to university.
The skills you learn from studying music are useful in lots of careers besides just the music industry. For example, they can help you become a better
teacher,
doctor,
engineer
because music teaches you: discipline, creativity, and how to solve problems. These skills are also important in jobs like :
marketing,
law,
public service, and even in creative fields like
writing or
design.
Whether you're managing projects, helping people, or creating something new, the focus, teamwork, and cultural awareness you gain from music can help you succeed in many different careers.
Apart from a career directly relating to the music industry, why should students study music at a senior level?
Apart from a career directly relating to the music industry, why should students study music at a senior level?
Studying music at a senior level is more than just preparing for a music career; it helps you in many areas of life. Music improves your memory, focus, and even skills in subjects like maths and languages. It is a great way to express your feelings, work well with others, and understand different cultures. Learning music also builds discipline and teaches you how to manage your time. Plus, it can make you better at other school subjects and give you a skill you can enjoy for the rest of your life. Overall, music helps you grow as a person and think creatively.
Prerequisites & Equipment
Prerequisites & Equipment
Students need to be able to play one or more instruments at a basic level.
Itinerant instrument lessons are offered, free of charge, to all option and NCEA Music students at Waitara High School.
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