MUSIC - BBC Ten Pieces

 This half term Y5 will be working through a series of lessons through BBC Ten Pieces. 

They are focussing on the composer Benjamin Britton, who is the first and only British composer to be made a Baron.

The piece of music they are working on is The Storm, which happens to be an interlude from the opera Peter Grimes - a lonely fisherman.

This week, they listened to the music and illustrated it in a way that is representing the music.

















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