How does the music make you feel when you listen to it?
Rosie – I think it sounds happy because it goes faster and then slower.
Daniel – it feels like I am excited because it goes very fast
Esme – it made me feel excited
Na’Taiyah – it spooked me out a little but because when the sound went lower it sounded creepy
What instruments did you see being played by the orchestra?
Chloe – flute
Charlie – violins
We also saw the drums, cello and saxophones
In Year 1 we listened to Symphony 1 in E Minor composed by Florence Price. We answered these questions.
How does the music make you feel when you listen to it?
-I felt calm (Lemell)
-I felt like I wanted to move my body and dance to the beat. Mr Salt taught us about the beat.
-I fely jumpy and fizzy. (Ted)
-It made me feel angry (Archie)
-It was fast. (Conor)
What instruments did you hear being played by the orchestra?
-Piano (Darcie)
-Trumpet (Conor)
-Saxophone (Holly)
-Flute (Emily)
-Trombone (Lemell)
-Violin (Winnie)
KS2 discussed and shared ideas in Wednesdays assembly.
We talked initially about if anyone ever tells us we can’t do something, we should always try our best to succeed at it.
Florence Price had this mindset when she overcame prejudice and became the first black composer to have her music performed by an orchestra.
We listened to Florence’s music being performed.
The music made Oakley in Year 5 feel relaxed. It made Rueben in Year 4 feel excited.
Orla in Year 4 heard violins playing and Poppy in Year 5 heard the drums. We could also hear trumpets, trombones and clarinets.
How does the music make you feel when you listen to it?
Rosie – I think it sounds happy because it goes faster and then slower.
Daniel – it feels like I am excited because it goes very fast
Esme – it made me feel excited
Na’Taiyah – it spooked me out a little but because when the sound went lower it sounded creepy
What instruments did you see being played by the orchestra?
Chloe – flute
Charlie – violins
We also saw the drums, cello and saxophones
In Year 1 we listened to Symphony 1 in E Minor composed by Florence Price. We answered these questions.
How does the music make you feel when you listen to it?
-I felt calm (Lemell)
-I felt like I wanted to move my body and dance to the beat. Mr Salt taught us about the beat.
-I fely jumpy and fizzy. (Ted)
-It made me feel angry (Archie)
-It was fast. (Conor)
What instruments did you hear being played by the orchestra?
-Piano (Darcie)
-Trumpet (Conor)
-Saxophone (Holly)
-Flute (Emily)
-Trombone (Lemell)
-Violin (Winnie)
KS2 discussed and shared ideas in Wednesdays assembly.
We talked initially about if anyone ever tells us we can’t do something, we should always try our best to succeed at it.
Florence Price had this mindset when she overcame prejudice and became the first black composer to have her music performed by an orchestra.
We listened to Florence’s music being performed.
The music made Oakley in Year 5 feel relaxed. It made Rueben in Year 4 feel excited.
Orla in Year 4 heard violins playing and Poppy in Year 5 heard the drums. We could also hear trumpets, trombones and clarinets.