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Thousands of real musical examples, including original music by serving teachers, each one chosen to exemplify the target concept. Built into homework, assessments and cover, all marked automatically.

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Notationaldictation

Theoreticaltheory

Summationalassessments

Tom TomsThe set of medium drums giving the drum kit further colour

Identifying RhythmMatch the score to the rhythm you hear

Semiquavers to Semibreves (Names)Quarter-beat notes to four-beat notes

Melody Dominated Homophony / Melody and AccompanimentTune and accompaniment

IntervalIdentify the leap

Triads on the Keyboard (Just White Notes)Find triads on the keyboard

DjembeA hand drum from West Africa

Performing PitchSing or play the melody on the score

All Cadences

ModalA tonality often defined by the flattened 7th, heard in folk music and in music outside the Western Classical Tradition

Identifying MelodyMatch the score to the melody you hear

Primary Chords in D MinorChords I, IV and V

AtonalA tonality in which there is no home note; it is often challenging to the ear

Identifying Rhythm (Kodaly)Match the score to the rhythm you hear

Harmonic DevicesPractise identifying Ic–V–I, pedals, suspensions and circles of fifths in scores.

Syllabic with Brief MelismaMostly one note per syllable

ShapeIdentify the melodic shape

Treble Clef (Spaces)The main high clef

Plagal CadenceAn 'ending' cadence going from chord IV to chord I

IntervalsIdentify consecutive leaps

Primary Chords in G# MinorChords I, IV and V

Tom TomsThe set of medium drums giving the drum kit further colour

Identifying RhythmMatch the score to the rhythm you hear

Semiquavers to Semibreves (Names)Quarter-beat notes to four-beat notes

Melody Dominated Homophony / Melody and AccompanimentTune and accompaniment

IntervalIdentify the leap

Triads on the Keyboard (Just White Notes)Find triads on the keyboard

DjembeA hand drum from West Africa

Performing PitchSing or play the melody on the score

All Cadences

ModalA tonality often defined by the flattened 7th, heard in folk music and in music outside the Western Classical Tradition

Identifying MelodyMatch the score to the melody you hear

Primary Chords in D MinorChords I, IV and V

AtonalA tonality in which there is no home note; it is often challenging to the ear

Identifying Rhythm (Kodaly)Match the score to the rhythm you hear

Harmonic DevicesPractise identifying Ic–V–I, pedals, suspensions and circles of fifths in scores.

Syllabic with Brief MelismaMostly one note per syllable

ShapeIdentify the melodic shape

Treble Clef (Spaces)The main high clef

Plagal CadenceAn 'ending' cadence going from chord IV to chord I

IntervalsIdentify consecutive leaps

Primary Chords in G# MinorChords I, IV and V

Tom TomsThe set of medium drums giving the drum kit further colour

Identifying RhythmMatch the score to the rhythm you hear

Semiquavers to Semibreves (Names)Quarter-beat notes to four-beat notes

Melody Dominated Homophony / Melody and AccompanimentTune and accompaniment

IntervalIdentify the leap

Triads on the Keyboard (Just White Notes)Find triads on the keyboard

DjembeA hand drum from West Africa

Performing PitchSing or play the melody on the score

All Cadences

ModalA tonality often defined by the flattened 7th, heard in folk music and in music outside the Western Classical Tradition

Identifying MelodyMatch the score to the melody you hear

Primary Chords in D MinorChords I, IV and V

AtonalA tonality in which there is no home note; it is often challenging to the ear

Identifying Rhythm (Kodaly)Match the score to the rhythm you hear

Harmonic DevicesPractise identifying Ic–V–I, pedals, suspensions and circles of fifths in scores.

Syllabic with Brief MelismaMostly one note per syllable

ShapeIdentify the melodic shape

Treble Clef (Spaces)The main high clef

Plagal CadenceAn 'ending' cadence going from chord IV to chord I

IntervalsIdentify consecutive leaps

Primary Chords in G# MinorChords I, IV and V

Tom TomsThe set of medium drums giving the drum kit further colour

Identifying RhythmMatch the score to the rhythm you hear

Semiquavers to Semibreves (Names)Quarter-beat notes to four-beat notes

Melody Dominated Homophony / Melody and AccompanimentTune and accompaniment

IntervalIdentify the leap

Triads on the Keyboard (Just White Notes)Find triads on the keyboard

DjembeA hand drum from West Africa

Performing PitchSing or play the melody on the score

All Cadences

ModalA tonality often defined by the flattened 7th, heard in folk music and in music outside the Western Classical Tradition

Identifying MelodyMatch the score to the melody you hear

Primary Chords in D MinorChords I, IV and V

AtonalA tonality in which there is no home note; it is often challenging to the ear

Identifying Rhythm (Kodaly)Match the score to the rhythm you hear

Harmonic DevicesPractise identifying Ic–V–I, pedals, suspensions and circles of fifths in scores.

Syllabic with Brief MelismaMostly one note per syllable

ShapeIdentify the melodic shape

Treble Clef (Spaces)The main high clef

Plagal CadenceAn 'ending' cadence going from chord IV to chord I

IntervalsIdentify consecutive leaps

Primary Chords in G# MinorChords I, IV and V

Just a small selection from Elemental's content library

Plus GCSE and A Level revision & set works resources for all major exam boards

One platform, any device

Elemental runs in any browser and as an app on phone, tablet and computer, with one login and everything in sync. Set work from your laptop, check progress on your phone, and let students practise wherever they are.

or any web browser
(nothing to install)

Sign in with your school Google or Microsoft account to import your classes and students from Classroom or Teams, ready for homework, assessments and revision.

A set works revision quiz with full score in a web browser

A Theoretical keyboard question in the Elemental phone app

Made by music teachers, for music teachers

Just a few of the ways Elemental makes a difference for teachers and their students, inside and outside of the classroom.

Reduce teacher workload

A term's homework, set in under 5 minutes

Schedule the whole term in one sitting. Personalised to each student, marked automatically, with results emailed to you during the due lesson.

Scheduling a term of homework across a three-month calendar

Increase student learning

Recommendations for students

Clear feedback to encourage self-reflection and study. Just one of the reasons students enjoy practising with Elemental.

Quiz results showing per-concept accuracy and recommended practice

See the positive impact

Insights you can act on

Data-driven dashboards for each year group, class and student. Track understanding, retention and engagement against each exam board syllabus.

GCSE readiness heatmap showing each student's score per topic

More learning, less marking

See how Elemental is helping students and teachers at hundreds of schools.

Increase student learning

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sound-based questions answered

Interactive QuizzesEmbedded ExplanationsFeedback & RecommendationsMusical HomeworkPaper Based ExercisesExam Board Alignment

Explore student learning

Reduce teacher workload

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of marking saved so far

Reduce Preparation TimeAutomated Marking Scheduled HomeworkUsage and Performance DashboardsMusical CoverResults Emailed to You

Explore teacher workload

What teachers say

“This app is amazing for us - like - incredibly game changing!”

Fabia · Music Teacher, Northampton Academy

“I had a parent contact me the other day to say that they (as a musician) think this is such a great resource and how grateful they are that their daughter can use it to prep for her GCSE!”

Joe · Music Teacher, Kingsdale Foundation School

“Musical extracts embedded brilliantly. Clear presentation. Easy to log on and for kids to use. Clear knowledge of exam board, result of forensic research into past papers and types of questions. Brilliant resource, can't wait to roll it out more widely.”

Tom · Music Teacher, Cardinal Vaughan

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