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Try putting short bits of key information, e.g piece and the key on a post it note and place this somewhere you will see it like your mirror or on your wardrobe. By seeing it a few times it will help you to remember that fact due to repetition.

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A helpful way to revise is to complete past papers. In doing this you will not only familiarise yourself with the paper layout, but if you mark it with the mark scheme, you will learn from your mistakes and make the corrections for the next time.

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Try either making or finding a quiz online to complete about one or all of the set works. There are some great quizzes online, including this one of AOS4 piece Rag Desh

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The really hard Rag Desh Quiz for Edexcel music GCSE

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This is really hard!!! I challenge anyone to get 100% first time without any resources in front of them. However, most of this info is in the revision guide, so a question could come up on it in the exam, or you could put it in an essay question.:-)

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A great revision aid that can be done by yourself or with another is Flash cards. These could be used either by answering the question, or by having a fact about the piece and then naming the piece,
e.g - From which albumn does 'Why does my heart feel so bad' come from?

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Create a mind map for each piece using titles such as Tonality, Texture, Structure, Instrumentation etc.
Below is an example for Bernstein's "Something's Comin'"

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This is a really geat, simple mindmap for some key information on 'Something's Coming'. It's simplicity makes it a good resource for learning some key terms for important features of the music. Combine this resource with a more detailed set of notes for more explanantion of these key terms and you will be laughing!

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Try to stimulate the same environment as the exam room when you revise. Having a similar layout may help to remember information in the exam. This includes having similar smells and sounds as your senses are linked to memory.

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There are videos on youtube that people have added notes onto regarding each piece - very handy to watch if you are struggling with a specific piece, such as this one for 'Grace' by Jeff Buckley

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Edexcel GCSE Music revision - Jeff Buckley 'Grace'

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Revision video for Edexcel GCSE Music Area of Study 3: popular music in context Set work 8: 'Grace' by Jeff Buckley

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Read through your notes whilst listening to the tracks. This will create a link between what you are reading and listening to and help you to recall the information in the exam

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1. And The Glory Of The Lord - Handel (GCSE Music Edexcel)

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Very basic facts on... 'And The Glory Of The Lord' - by George Frideric Handel From 'Messiah' Set Work 1 for GCSE Music Edexcel From Area Of Study 1 - Western Classical Music (1600-1899) Genre: Baroque Composed: 1741 Convert this video to mp3 at: http://www.youtube-mp3.org/ Listen to this video on repeat by typing "repeat" between "www."