Engaging & empowering experiences for students

Engaging & empowering experiences for students

The middle secondary/high school age group of classroom music has so many things to tick off! It’s either compulsory or elective-based and operates as a ‘taste’ of music and/or a pathway to senior music.

Resources at this level need to be engaging certainly, but also empowering through concept knowledge so that students can experience music in a variety of different ways - practically, theoretically, creatively & collaboratively.

Level 2 Student PDF

Level 2 Teacher

Level 2 Student Print & PDF

This approach suits any class format and ability level.

This approach suits any class format and ability level.

The great thing about the DSMusic Kodály-inspired resources is that they’re adaptable.

This means no matter how your students enter this middle years point, interactive content makes it easy for you to teach & even easier for them to learn.

Testimonial

Carlos Escobar

The resources available through DSMusic are very comprehensive and, if used well, will equip a classroom teacher with the resources to develop curriculum, lessons and musical experiences that allow students to engage with the language of music in a meaningful manner.

Testimonial

Michael Almery

This material is filled with lessons and ideas perfect for your middle secondary classes. Teaching musical literacy is a crucial part of the classroom music experience, and these resources will help students learn the language of music in a fun and engaging manner. 

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Fiona Phillips

 The difficulty with our musical language is that it requires the eye and ear to work together – to hear what we see and to see what we hear.

DSMusic has a way of making the mundane fun and the intricate easy as you sing and listen and learn the balance between the ear and the eye.

We’ve got the definitive textbook for music performance analysis

Decoding Sound includes step by step focus on describing character, feeling and mood in music, as well as the elements of music, with word lists, answering techniques, listening examples & practice questions with sample answers for everything on the DSMusic website!

We’ve got the definitive textbook for music performance analysis