Ultimate Guide to GCSE Music: Brandenburg Concerto
Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 was written by Bach for the Margrave of Brandenburg. He wrote it along with five other concertos, and presented them to the Margrave in 1721.
Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 was written by Bach for the Margrave of Brandenburg. He wrote it along with five other concertos, and presented them to the Margrave in 1721.
Music for a While was written by English composer Purcell for the opera Oedipus rex in 1692. The plot concerns a man called Oedipus accidentally fulfilling a prophecy to kill his father and marry his mother. No, not joking!
Learning how to use apostrophes is something we all do at the age of eight… and then promptly forget! Here’s a helpful reminder of something you learnt several years ago…!
Knowing how to analyse alliteration can be very tricky – what on Earth is a plosive, and how on Earth does it make something powerful? Well, worry no longer: here’s the solution!
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Learning how to analyse a poem is a long and tricky road, but it’s compulsory for English exams. Not to worry, though: here’s the ultimate solution to simple poetry analysis!