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Practice Questions for Areas of Study C - Musical Theatre

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AS and A level exam-style practice questions to support Area of Study C - Musical Theatre.
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extended answer questions
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1. AS level
Question 1: Rodgers & Hammerstein - My favourite things soundfile (Start - 01:29)
Question 1: Rodgers & Hammerstein - My favourite things
Question 1: Mark scheme
Question 2: Andrew Lloyd Webber - Wishing you were somehow here again soundfile (01:21 - End)
Question 2: Andrew Lloyd Webber - Wishing you were somehow here again
Question 2: Mark scheme
Question 3: Claude Michel Schonberg and Alain Boublil - I'm Martin Guerre soundfile (Start - 01:37)
Question 3: Claude Michel Schonberg and Alain Boublil - I'm Martin Guerre
Question 3: Mark scheme
2. A level
Question 1: Soundfile 1 - ‘Oh happy we’ from ‘Candide’ (00:07 - 01:47)
Question 1: Soundfile 2 - ‘One hand, one heart’ from ‘West side story’ (04:08 - 05:41)
Question 1: Leonard Bernstein comparison question
Question 1: Mark scheme
Question 2: Soundfile 1 - ‘‘A weekend in the country’ from ‘A little night music’ (05:00 - End)
Question 2: Soundfile 2 - ‘It’s hot up here’ from ‘Sunday in the park with George’ (3:01 - End)
Question 2: Stephen Sondheim comparison question
Question 2: Mark scheme
Question 3: Soundfile 1 - ‘Generations’ from ‘Children of Eden’ (Start - 01:31)
Question 3: Soundfile 2 - ‘Children of Eden’ from ‘Children of Eden’ (01:51 - End)
Question 3: Stephen Schwartz comparison question
Question 3: Mark scheme

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