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Kick

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Hi-Hat

Clap

Bass

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Synth Lead

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Chord Progressions

Pop (I–V–vi–IV)
Bright · in C pentatonic
Classic (I–vi–IV–V)
Bright · in C pentatonic
Sad (vi–IV–I–V)
Sad · in C pentatonic
Jazzy (ii–V–I)
Jazzy · in C pentatonic
Epic (i–VI–III–VII)
Epic · in C pentatonic
Cinematic (i–iv–VII–III)
Cinematic · in C pentatonic
Folk (I–IV–V)
Bright · in C pentatonic
Blues (I–IV–I–V)
Blues · in C pentatonic

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Curriculum Outcomes

Australian Curriculum v9 — The Arts: Music

Foundation

RespondingAC9AMUFE01

Explore where, why the arts are important for people and communities

Exploring & Responding

ListeningAC9AMUFD01

Use play, imagination, arts knowledge, processes and/or skills to discover possibilities and develop ideas

Developing Practices & Skills

CreatingAC9AMUFC01

Create arts works that communicate ideas

Creating & Making

PerformingAC9AMUFP01

Share their arts works with audiences

Presenting & Performing

Years 1–2

RespondingAC9AMU2E01

Explore where, why and how people across cultures, communities and/or other contexts experience music

Exploring & Responding

RespondingAC9AMU2E02

Explore examples of music composed and/or performed by First Nations Australians

Exploring & Responding

ListeningAC9AMU2D01

Develop listening skills and skills for singing and playing instruments

Developing Practices & Skills

CreatingAC9AMU2C01

Select and combine elements of music when composing and practicing music for performance

Creating & Making

PerformingAC9AMU2P01

Sing and play music in informal settings

Presenting & Performing

Years 3–4

RespondingAC9AMU4E01

Explore where, why and how music is composed and/or performed across cultures, times, places and/or other contexts

Exploring & Responding

RespondingAC9AMU4E02

Explore how First Nations Australians use music to communicate their connection to and responsibility for Country/Place

Exploring & Responding

ListeningAC9AMU4D01

Develop listening skills and skills for manipulating elements of music when singing and playing instruments

Developing Practices & Skills

CreatingAC9AMU4C01

Manipulate elements of music to communicate ideas, perspectives and/or meaning when composing and practising for performance

Creating & Making

PerformingAC9AMU4P01

Sing and play music they have learnt and/or composed in informal settings

Presenting & Performing

Years 5–6

RespondingAC9AMU6E01

Explore ways that the elements of music are combined in music across cultures, times, places and/or other contexts

Exploring & Responding

RespondingAC9AMU6E02

Explore ways First Nations Australians use music to continue and revitalise culture

Exploring & Responding

ListeningAC9AMU6D01

Develop listening/aural skills and skills for manipulating elements of music to achieve expressive effects

Developing Practices & Skills

CreatingAC9AMU6C01

Manipulate elements of music and use compositional devices; notate, document and/or record the music they compose

Creating & Making

PerformingAC9AMU6P01

Perform music in a range of forms they have learnt and/or composed in informal and/or formal settings

Presenting & Performing

Years 7–8

RespondingAC9AMU8E01

Investigate the ways composers and/or performers use the elements of music and/or compositional devices across cultures, times, places and/or other contexts

Exploring & Responding

RespondingAC9AMU8E02

Investigate the diversity of music composed and/or performed by First Nations Australians, considering culturally responsive approaches to ICIP rights

Exploring & Responding

ListeningAC9AMU8D01

Develop and practise listening/aural skills and vocal and/or instrumental techniques for manipulating elements of music to achieve expressive effects

Developing Practices & Skills

RespondingAC9AMU8D02

Reflect on their own and others' music to inform choices they make as composers and performers

Developing Practices & Skills

CreatingAC9AMU8C01

Interpret music in a variety of forms and/or styles, manipulating elements of music and employing relevant vocal/instrumental techniques

Creating & Making

PerformingAC9AMU8P01

Perform music using relevant vocal and/or instrumental techniques and performance skills

Presenting & Performing

Years 9–10

RespondingAC9AMU10E01

Investigate the ways composers and/or performers use the elements of music and compositional devices across cultures, times, places and/or other contexts

Exploring & Responding

RespondingAC9AMU10E02

Investigate the diversity of music composed and/or performed by First Nations Australians, considering culturally responsive approaches to ICIP rights

Exploring & Responding

ListeningAC9AMU10D01

Develop and practise listening/aural skills and vocal and/or instrumental techniques for manipulating elements of music to achieve expressive effects

Developing Practices & Skills

RespondingAC9AMU10D02

Reflect on their own and others' music to inform choices they make as composers and performers

Developing Practices & Skills

CreatingAC9AMU10C01

Interpret music in a variety of forms and/or styles, manipulating elements of music and employing relevant vocal/instrumental techniques

Creating & Making

PerformingAC9AMU10P01

Perform music using relevant vocal and/or instrumental techniques and performance skills to communicate ideas and perspectives

Presenting & Performing

Lab features → themes

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Country & Culture

First Nations Australians are the oldest continuous musicians on Earth. Song, dance and instrument-making carry knowledge of Country, language, law and kinship across generations. When exploring this music, learn from local Elders and communities, follow protocols for using songs and images, and respect Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) rights — always seek permission and give credit.

Curriculum links

AC9AMU2E02 · Years 1–2

Explore examples of music composed and/or performed by First Nations Australians

AC9AMU4E02 · Years 3–4

Explore how First Nations Australians use music to communicate their connection to and responsibility for Country/Place

AC9AMU6E02 · Years 5–6

Explore ways First Nations Australians use music to continue and revitalise culture

AC9AMU8E02 · Years 7–8

Investigate the diversity of music composed and/or performed by First Nations Australians, considering culturally responsive approaches to ICIP rights

AC9AMU10E02 · Years 9–10

Investigate the diversity of music composed and/or performed by First Nations Australians, considering culturally responsive approaches to ICIP rights

STORMUSI family — Composer · Ensemble Studio · Classroom · Lab · aligned to ACARA v9 (F–10), NSW (2024/2025), VCE, QCE, NZC, UK (KS1–5 + GCSE/A-Level), US NAfME & IB (PYP/MYP/DP)