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Exploring the Activities

The IBDP InThinking site believes that a range of student activities is what is necessary for you to succeed. Here, there is a plethora of student activities for you to attempt. Some of these may be rather

 

Foundations of the Course

This chapter introduces the essential values, skills, and perspectives that underpin the IBDP Music course. It offers a range of activities, reflective prompts, and practical guidance designed to help

 

Developing Research Skills

Your teachers often assume that you already have these necessary skills, but the reality is that you may struggle to not only organize the information that your teacher is seeking but also fail to analyse

 

Dealing with Sensitive Topics

There is only a brief paragraph in the Music Guide (first assessment 2022, p.11) that addresses this issue, but nonetheless, with the great diversity that you need to include in your courses, this may

 

Exploring Music in Context

This is one of the four syllabus areas of the curriculum. Exploring Music in Context is concerned with one of the processes of studying and investigating music. It involves aural, kinaesthetic, and scholarly

 

Experimenting with Music

This is one of the four syllabus areas of the curriculum. Experimenting is connected to the musical processes of exploring and presenting. Here, students connect theoretical studies to practical work

 

Presenting Music

This is one of the four syllabus areas of the curriculum. Presenting is a process inherent to music-making. Students are required to present music that they have prepared in the roles of researcher, creator,

 

Contemporary Music Maker

This is one of the four syllabus areas of the curriculum, but it is only for higher-level students. The Contemporary Music Maker culminates in a collaborative project that is inspired by real-life practices

 

Music Technology

There is very little doubt that digital music technology will change how we consider music for years to come. Most likely, you have the means and the capacity to learn music at a rate faster than your

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