REVISE FOR YOUR EXAM · FREE PRACTICE
A Level Music revision you can hear and try.
Build accuracy in dictation, chord recognition and harmonic analysis, then put those skills to work in scores and written answers. Choose your exam board for a focused route.
Which exam board are you studying?
Ask your teacher if you are unsure. WJEC and Eduqas have separate specifications; your examination year matters too.
Pearson Edexcel
9MU0
Component 3: Appraising →AQA
7272
Component 1: Appraising music →OCR
H543
Component 05: Listening and appraising →Eduqas
A660QS
Component 3: Appraising →WJEC (Wales)
1660QS
AS Unit 3 and A2 Unit 6: Appraising →CCEA (Northern Ireland)
GCE Music · teaching from 2016
AS 3 and A2 3: Responding to Music →Not sure where to begin?
- Choose one gap. Look at your last marked question. Was the problem hearing it, reading it, or explaining it?
- Practise that skill. Complete one short activity, read the feedback and try again before moving up a level.
- Return to a real extract. Use the skill in a board paper or one of your class recordings, with the score where available.
What can I revise here?
Work on melodic dictation, rhythm dictation, cadences, chord recognition, key signatures and musical vocabulary. Each board page explains the suggested starting points and includes two ready-made skills courses.
These activities support your listening and theory revision. Keep revising set works, styles, context and written responses with your teacher’s resources and the official papers.
Can I use this for homework?
Yes. Open a course, choose Set homework / edit and share the generated link. Students work through the activities and return their numerical mark and final homework code. Teachers can check the result and answers without student accounts.