AC9AMU2E02
Year 1
The Arts
AC9AMU2E02 – Year 1 The Arts: Music
Strand
Exploring and responding
This Content Descriptor from Year 1 The Arts provides the specific knowledge and skills students should learn. Use it to plan lessons, create learning sequences, and design assessments that align with the Australian Curriculum v9.
Content Description
explore examples of music composed and/or performed by First Nations Australians
Elaborations
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1
identifying where and how they can experience music composed and/or performed by First Nations Australians, such as via mainstream music platforms (live performance, video, television, radio, streaming), music for ceremonies at their school, in their community, or as part of state and national events
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2
exploring the diverse music styles represented in music composed and performed by First Nations Australians; for example, listening to music that is available through mainstream media; music performed at a local festival, by street performers, by choirs and/or orchestras; or music created or performed for events such as openings of cultural or community events or as part of a Welcome to Country, and asking questions such as “What instruments and voices can I hear?”, “How is this music communicating message/s about Country/Place?” or focusing exclusively on the music (the sound): “How is this music similar or different to other music I listen to?”
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3
exploring how the elements of music are used to create specific effects in screen-based or theatrical works that communicate First Nations Australian cultural knowledge; for example, viewing cartoons or animations that retell traditional stories and using Viewpoints to ask questions such as “How is texture being used to create tension in this part of the story?”, “How is melody being used to represent characters in this story?”, “How are tempo and dynamics being used to communicate the mood or feeling?”
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