Printable revision, made by a working IGCSE Music teacher
These are the actual study booklets used with a Cambridge school's own IGCSE Music classes - print-ready PDFs with full score analysis, listening tables, diagrams and glossaries. Buy once, print as many copies as your household or classroom needs.
Baroque Music booklet
Vivaldi and Handel in depth: ritornello form, the Baroque orchestra, ornamentation and figured bass - with 22 full-bleed annotated score pages - the complete first movement of Spring, listening tables and practice questions.
Baroque Homework Pack
Six ready-to-set homework sheets: a theory warm-up with engraved notation, exam-style listening questions on real Baroque recordings (streamed from this site, link and QR printed on every sheet), and a booklet task - with point-marked teacher keys for all six.
Classical Music booklet
The four canonical Classical forms, each taught through one work: rondo (Haydn), minuet & trio (Mozart K. 458), theme & variations (K. 573) and sonata form (K. 452) - with annotated scores throughout.
Romantic Music booklet
Three Romantic territories through three composers: Smetana's Vltava (programme music), Mendelssohn's Midsummer Night's Dream Overture (theatre music) and Chopin's Op. 10 No. 3 (the character piece).
The Western Classical bundle
All three booklets: Baroque, Classical and Romantic - covering the full Western classical spine of the listening paper. 202 pages of structured revision.
The Listening Paper Toolkit
The exam-day essentials as printables: how to answer the listening paper (the feature-plus-effect rule, the four-playings strategy, command words decoded) plus the Listening Routine map for structured practice on any piece.
Full Access
The interactive side of revision: every mock paper with real audio extracts, plus examiner-style AI marking on your written answers. The course, listening library and routine stay free for everyone.
Secure checkout and instant PDF delivery. Booklets are for use within one household or one teacher's own classes - schools wanting multi-teacher use should look at a department licence instead.