Week 3, Term 3

Hello to our Online Learners!


Tempo has remained a focus in all of our Music classes over the past week and below I have provided a poster with some tempo terminology below which will help you to complete a short written task this week. Under each class there is a worksheet that you can download and print if you are learning from home.

Please print your class worksheet if you can and store in your Music file, so that I can view it when we are hopefully all back at school soon.

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HINT:
Accelerando is a gradual SPEEDING UP of the tempo. Think 'accelerate' like a car!
Ritardando is a gradual SLOWING DOWN of the tempo.

Year 4




Year 5


  • Please click on the printable PDF document for this week's tempo activity: Tempo Worksheet Year 5
  • Ukulele Skills: Continue to revise chord changes from G to C as in last week's blog post and Riptide by Vance Joy


Year 6



I hope to see and hear all of my lovely young musicians soon!
Mrs Sherborne



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