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✨ FREEBIE ✨ - a poster from KH Primary Music 🎵 linking to the latest video release: common tempo markings in order from slowest 🐌 to quickest 🏍️.

Please download and use it if it is helpful!

See our YouTube video 📽️ GLOSSARY playlist for explanations and examples about individual tempo vocabulary and more! 🎼 🎵 🎶

🎶 New Video – By Request! 🎶

This latest video looks at the order of some common tempo markings, helping you see how they relate to each other from slow to fast.

🎥 https://youtu.be/SFSmh7qHqkU
Watch now and explore more in the Glossary playlist on YouTube, where you’ll find individual videos explaining each tempo marking in more detail.

Let us know what you’d like to see covered next! 🎼🎵

🎶 MUSIC GLOSSARY PLAYLIST 🎶
You can now find all KH Primary Music Glossary Videos in one playlist on YouTube: https://shorturl.at/yZtQW

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You can also find new videos and activities linked on Instagram, Linkedin and X, and on our website.

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🎶 Music Term Focus 🎶

In this video, we take a closer look at diminuendo — how music gradually becomes quieter, demonstrated through a classical music example.

🎥 Watch the short explanation and hear it in action on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/ojAl0opA8xw

Check out our YouTube channel for more videos from the glossary series.

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KH Primary Music: Music in a Minute - Diminuendo Music in a Minute from KH Primary Music is a quick go-to glossary of music terminology for teachers and pupils. This video covers the word "diminuendo", some...

🎶 New Music Glossary Video Release! 🎶

This time we’re exploring “crescendo” - what it means and how it sounds in a clear example from a piece of classical music.

🎥 Watch the short video explanation and musical example on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/WY51xslvJZM

There are plenty more music terminology videos on our YouTube channel, so keep an eye out for new releases!

Got a musical term you’d like us to cover next?
Contact us to let us know! 😀🎼🎵

KH Primary Music: Music in a Minute - Crescendo Music in a Minute from KH Primary Music is a quick go-to glossary of music terminology for teachers and pupils. This video covers the word "crescendo" and in...

📚🎶 World Book Day 2026 is coming soon! 🎶📚

Why not celebrate this year with music, books, and storytelling combined?

KH Primary Music is offering engaging workshops across the primary age range to mark World Book Day:

FS & KS1: Create musical adventures inspired by well-loved stories

KS2: Explore how music and sound effects enhance storytelling and bring narratives to life

👉 See the flyer for full details.
📅 Spaces are still available for the first week of March!

Get in touch soon to secure your workshops and make World Book Day extra special this year 📖✨

🎶 Music Term Spotlight! 🎶

This time we’re exploring the dynamic marking “forte” - what it means and how it sounds in music.

🎥 Watch the short video explanation and example on YouTube: https://youtu.be/iN2h8CG5QNc

There are lots more music terminology videos on the channel, so keep an eye out for upcoming videos!

Have a musical term you’d like us to cover next?
Drop it in the comments and let us know! 😀🎼🎵

KH Primary Music: Music in a Minute - Forte Music in a Minute from KH Primary Music is a quick go-to glossary of music terminology for teachers and pupils. This video covers the word "forte" and includ...

✨ Happy new Year year Everyone ✨ from KH Primary Music!

Let's make 2026 magical, marvellous and musical! 🎼 🎵 🎶

Happy New Year KHPM Happy New Year everyone! Let's make 2026 marvellous, magical and musical!

BEETHOVEN - A brilliant composer who continued to triumph whilst overcoming adversity! Courage and resilience demonstrated along with immense talent. Got to be one of my favourite composers. Who is yours?

Happy birthday, Ludwig van Beethoven! The great Romantic composer is believed to have been born on this day, 255 years ago. 🎶