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Music

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​Classroom Music

At Biggera Waters State School, we offer Music for every child, every week (Prep – Year 6). 

Classroom Music is delivered by a qualified music specialist teacher, with students learning to make music and respond to sound, aligned with ‘The Arts’ curriculum. Students gain knowledge and skills using voice, body percussion and instruments (see instruments below). 


Prep – Singing and Untuned Percussion 
Year 1 – Singing and Untuned Percussion 
Year 2 – Singing and Tuned Percussion
Year 3 – Xylophones
Year 4 – Keyboards
Year 5 – Ukuleles
Year 6 – Bucket Drumming


Extra Curricular Music 

Choral

Students from Year 1 – Year 6 are invited to join our school choirs. 
Senior Choir (Year 4 - 6) rehearse on Monday at 8:00am – 8:45am
Junior Choir (Year 1 - 3) rehearse on Tuesday at 11:15am – 11:45am

Co Curricular Music

Instrumental Music
Students undertake a selection process in Year 2 for Strings and Year 3 for Band. Following this process, students are invited to join the Instrumental Music program. 

In Instrumental Music, students receive one ensemble rehearsal and one small group lesson per week, with a report aligned with the Instrumental Music curriculum. Students selected to learn a String instrument commence lessons at the start of Year 3 and can continue into Year 6. Students selected to learn a Band instrument commence lessons at the start of Year 4 and can continue into Year 6.

String Instruments
  • Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass 

Band Instruments
  • Woodwind: Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone
  • Brass: Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, French Horn, Euphonium/Baritone
  • Strings: Bass Guitar *limited availability in Band
  • Percussion: (all percussion students play a variety of tuned and untuned instruments)
 
Music Events and Performances 

All school choirs and instrumental ensembles participate in competitive and non-competitive events during the year, including school concerts, assembly performances, Fanfare and the Gold Coast Eisteddfod​.

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Last reviewed 28 April 2025
Last updated 28 April 2025