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This document outlines the objectives and tasks for a project on famous British music bands of all time. Students will work in pairs to research and present on a band, covering the band's history, members, popular songs, and facts. Each presentation will also feature a song by the band and an activity involving the song's lyrics. The goals are to improve students' music culture, English language skills, and ability to express emotions through music.
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This document provides information and instructions for a school project on famous British music bands. The objectives are to learn about well-known British bands, analyze song lyrics, and improve English skills. Students will work in pairs to research a band and create a presentation with the band's history, discussion of a favorite song, and a class activity. The presentation should help students express themselves through music and language. Bands suggested for the project include The Beatles, U2, Queen, and others.
Genre research- Indie Pop
Noa Lightman chose to dedicate her magazine to the indie pop genre because it is one of her favorite genres that she listens to frequently and is passionate about. She feels it is important to have interest in the genre chosen as she will be researching it in depth for the magazine. As someone familiar with indie pop through listening, she knows various artists and their music/aesthetic styles which will help with the magazine content. Indie pop originated in the UK in the late 1970s as a subgenre of alternative rock inspired by punk and differs from other genres through being more relaxed, melodic and often using guitars, drums, bass and vocals. A key moment in its history was a 1986 NME tape featuring various artists
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This document provides information and instructions for a school project on famous British music bands. The objectives are to learn about well-known British bands, analyze song lyrics, and improve English skills. Students will work in pairs to research a band and create a presentation with the band's history, discussion of a favorite song, and a class activity. The presentation should help students express themselves through music and language. Bands suggested for the project include The Beatles, U2, Queen, and others.
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- 1. GETTING TO KNOW BRITISH MUSIC BANDS OF ALL TIME 2ND TERM ENGLISH PROJECT
- 2. OBJECTIVES OF THIS PROJECT BRITISH MUSIC BANDS OF ALL TIME • TO KNOW THE MOST FAMOUS AND IMPORTANT BRITISH BANDS • TO ANALYSE THE LYRICS OF THEIR SONGS • TO REALISE THAT MUSIC CAN HELP US TO EXPRESS OUR FEELINGS AND MOOD • TO IMPROVE OUR ENGLISH COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE • TO KNOW HOW TO CONTRAST AND SELECT DIGITAL INFORMATION • TEAMWORK, RESPECT PEER’S OPINIONS AND SHARE IDEAS
- 3. BRITISH MUSIC BANDS OF ALL TIME FACTS: • There are over 1 million teenagers in Catalonia, and most would agree that hanging out with friends and listening to music is one of their most favourite things to do. • Throughout its history, the United Kingdom has been a major producer and source of musical creation. From the Beatles to Coldplay there are a lot of important music bands which are worth to know. • In this project you will improve your music culture as well as your knowledge of the English language through music. You will also learn how to express your feelings and emotions through these songs.
- 4. BRITISH MUSIC BANDS OF ALL TIME WARM-UP • Do you like music? • What kind of music do you like? • How often do you listen to music? • Do you listen to English music? • Which British music bands do you know?
- 5. HOW MANY OF THESE SONGS DO YOU KNOW? Can you recognise the band group? Can you name the title of these songs?
- 6. BRITISH MUSIC BANDS OF ALL TIME
- 8. BRITISH MUSIC BANDS OF ALL TIME TASK: You and your partner are going to give a presentation about a British music band. Create a collaborative presentation on Google Drive.
- 9. BRITISH MUSIC BANDS OF ALL TIME YOUR PROJECT 1) You are given 12 famous British music bands
- 10. BRITISH MUSIC BANDS OF ALL TIME The Beatles U2 Eurythmics Queen PinK Floyd The Cranberries The Corrs The Rolling Stones Police The Cure Simple Minds Coldplay
- 11. BRITISH MUSIC BANDS OF ALL TIME 2) In pairs, start working on your project. 3) Your project/presentation will have 3 parts (you can use any of these presentation softwares to prepare it: Power Point or Prezzi)
- 12. BRITISH MUSIC BANDS OF ALL TIME Part 1 - Explain the history of the group or singer (when and where they started, who are the members of the band, etc.) - Describe the different members of the band - Name their most popular songs - Name some interesting facts about the band
- 13. BRITISH MUSIC BANDS OF ALL TIME Part 2: Your song - Both of you have to say why do you like this song - Say how the song makes you feel and when you like to listen to it - Explain what the song means - Quote your favourite line
- 14. BRITISH MUSIC BANDS OF ALL TIME Part 3: - Play the song and show the lyrics to your classmates - Prepare a fill in the gaps activity for your classmates - Answer any questions the class may have While your classmates are doing the presentation, fill in the co- assessment rubric.
- 15. BRITISH MUSIC BANDS OF ALL TIME