Primary Online Resources

Below are a few online resources you can use in your teaching

Some nice cartoons to help you explain the Dimensions of Music

Taken from our online Charanga Musical School programme

A really cool Music Explorer tool you can use with your recorder groups to introduce music notation reading

Taken from our online Charanga Musical School programme – other instruments available

Music Explorer for recorder Music Explorer tool for recorder

Useful Body and Vocal Warm ups

Taken from our online Charanga Musical School programme

Try this warm up activity…

One of 36 body and vocal warmup activities

One of 36 Active Listening resources to help introduce classical music to children – great for assemblies

Taken from our online Charanga Musical School programme. Listen to Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus from Messiah and then discuss it.

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Key Stage 1: age 5-7

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Our fantastic LYSO and LSSO have been working hard all year and working with some exciting partners! well done for all the wonderful hard work and great music makingWell - we are just catching our breath from our fantastic concert with Preston Opera last Saturday bringing our busy season to a close. We are always sad to say goodbye to our leavers Tess, James, Gemma and Felicity who have made such a valued contribution to the Lancashire Youth Symphony Orchestra. We wish them all the very best for the future. Hope to see you all at the 50th Birthday Celebrations for our Alumni next season.

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