Term 2. Brass Lessons for kids
Funk and soul music are all about energy, rhythm, and making people want to move. The beat is strong, the bass is groovy, and the brass instruments—like trumpets, trombones, and saxophones—add bright, powerful sounds that make the music pop.
Funk and soul music are all about energy, rhythm, and making people want to move. The beat is strong, the bass is groovy, and the brass instruments—like trumpets, trombones, and saxophones—add bright, powerful sounds that make the music pop.
Rock music becomes even more exciting when brass instruments like trumpets and trombones join the band! Their bright, powerful sound adds energy and fun, making every song feel bigger and more alive. Kids love how these instruments can make the music roar like a rock star but still stay playful and upbeat.
Today we’re learning about Ihab Darwish, a talented Emirati composer who creates powerful and exciting music. He studied Art and Advertising at the Lebanese American University in Beirut, but his true passion has always been music.
Brass instruments in Arabic music often use microtones, creating sounds that differ from the Western chromatic scale. In this lesson, we’ll explore these unique tones and practise melodies inspired by Arabic traditions.
This lesson introduces Year 3 pupils to the instruments of the orchestra, with a special focus on the brass family.
