Standard Music Service Information
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Music |
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Title of the Programme |
Detail
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Occurs
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Target Students |
Number of Learn to Rock Staff |
Hours per Week |
Requirements of the School |
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Curriculum Music Lessons
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All Music Curriculum
Training for classroom teachers also available within a collaborative process in teaching |
During the school day |
Key Stage 3,4 and Post 16 GCSE BTEC A Level
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1 tutor per school class |
As required by Schools |
Adequate classroom space Interactive whiteboard where possible Piano/ Keyboard Classroom Percussion instruments |
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One to One or One to Small Group Instrumental/ Vocal Music Tuition
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Instrument tuition available on any of the following instruments: Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drums, Piano/ Keyboard, Vocal Coaching, Classical Guitar, Brass Instruments, Selected Woodwind Instruments
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Either during the school day OR As part of an extended school provision- pre-school, lunchtime or after the school day |
Key Stage 3,4 and Post 16
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1 tutor on a one to one basis 20, 30, 45 or 60 min lesson Or one tutor per maximum of up to 4 students in any 30 minute session. |
As requested by the school |
Learn to Rock will provide Drums Electric and Bass Guitars, amplifiers and associated specialist equipment for use on school premises only. All other instruments need to be provided by the school or parents. |
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Vocal Coaching
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Class based vocal coaching All boys choirs All girls choirs Mixed Choirs Specialist small vocal ensembles: Duet/ Trio work Work towards special event musicals, e.g. Christmas and Summer Performances Working with choirs for renowned music festivals and competitions |
During school time Lunchtimes or pre-school or after school Or as one off projects |
Key Stage 3,4 and Post 16
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1 tutor for up to 35 students in any one session |
As requested by the school |
35 students and above requires a teaching assistant present or the class teacher regardless of whether the choir runs during school or as part of the extended school work
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World Drumming
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Djembe Drumming Samba Drumming Bamboo Tamboo
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During School or after School Or as one off projects |
Key Stage 3 Up to15 students per 1 hr session |
1 Learn to Rock tutor |
1 hour per week or project days/ weeks |
Large space, e.g. Hall or large classroom |
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Music Technology (Composing, Sequencing, Editing and Recording) |
Students learn skills in: 1. Composition and Sound Exploration 2. Setting up a recording studio 3. Using various music software programmes to record MIDI, Audio, Edit and Mix to CD 4. IPAD Music Technology |
During or after School |
Key Stage 3,4 and Post 16
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1tutor and 1 support tutor per 15 students |
1 hour |
Large space, e.g. Hall or large classroom |
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Learn to Rock Programme
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All students learn technical and musical skills on all of the following instruments each week on a rota system for 2 x 12 week terms: Bass and Electric Guitar Drums Popular Vocals From term 3 students are grouped into small bands where the emphasis is on learning their favourite bands covers, song writing and developing improvisation skills |
After School |
Key Stage 3,4 and Post 16 MAXIMUM OF 18 STUDENTS PER 90 MINUTE SESSION |
3 tutors |
1.5 |
Three suitable teaching spaces One space with Piano or Keyboard where possible Space for Learn to Rock to bring and store a Drum kit, small amplifiers and electric / bass guitars and CD players
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