A complete interactive CCEA GCSE Music Set Work Study & Revision App, combining detailed study, guided listening and powerful exam preparation for students and teachers.
Revise all 11 CCEA GCSE Music set works in one place, with dedicated material covering the composers, context, structure and essential musical features of every prescribed work.
Build confident GCSE Music listening skills with guided activities and carefully selected audio extracts focused on the musical details students need to recognise in each set work.
Prepare for the CCEA GCSE Music exam with extensive set-work practice questions covering melody, harmony, rhythm, texture, structure, instrumentation, tonality and musical context.
Revision content is informed by CCEA past papers, official mark schemes and Chief Examiner reports, helping students focus their preparation on the knowledge and skills assessed in the exam.
Test knowledge with varied interactive quizzes drawn from extensive question banks, giving students fresh opportunities to recall, recognise and apply what they have learned.
Strengthen recall of key facts, terminology, musical features, sections, instruments and listening points with quick and focused GCSE Music flashcard revision.
Explore each set work through clear, organised study material that connects musical features with where and how they are heard, encouraging genuine understanding rather than simple memorisation.
Ideal for independent revision, homework, classroom teaching, listening lessons and exam preparation โ giving students structured practice and teachers a comprehensive CCEA GCSE Music resource.
Bring set-work study, listening practice and exam preparation together in one interactive resource. Students can explore all 11 prescribed works, hear key passages, practise exam-style questions, revise with flashcards and test themselves with extensive interactive quizzes.
Give students one clear place to revise the complete CCEA GCSE Music set-work repertoire. Each prescribed work has dedicated study material that helps students understand the music in detail and connect musical terminology with specific evidence from the score and recording.
Set-work knowledge only becomes useful when students can recognise it in the music. Guided Listening breaks each work into important passages and helps students connect specific musical features with the exact moments where they can be heard.


Move beyond passive revision with extensive exam-style questions for every set work. The app is informed by genuine CCEA past papers, official mark schemes and Chief Examiner reports, helping students practise the knowledge and listening skills that matter in the examination.
Turn revision into active practice. Dedicated flashcards reinforce essential facts and listening points, while large interactive quiz banks let students repeatedly test their knowledge instead of simply rereading notes.


Use the app for classroom teaching, homework, independent study, listening practice or final exam revision. Students develop deeper knowledge of every prescribed work while teachers gain a ready-made interactive resource for explaining, revising and testing the complete CCEA GCSE Music set-work course.

Dr Declan Plummer
MEET THE CREATOR
Declan is a music teacher, lecturer and an expert in online tuition. He has a bachelor's degree, a master's degree, and a PhD (all in music) and has authored and co-authored in several academic journals and books on music. Declan has been a tutor at the Ulster College of Music for many years, where he specialises in teaching all units and components of A-Level and GCSE Music courses, and music theory (Grades 1-8 ABRSM, Trinity and RIAM boards). He also offers tuition in aural skills, music appreciation and music history.
At the City of Belfast School of music he taught advanced theory and aural skills, and at the Piano Academy of Ireland he delivered lessons in theory and musicianship. Declan also worked as a teaching assistant at the Music Department in Queen's University Belfast, where he gave lectures and tutorials for undergraduate students who studied modules in music theory and music history as part of their BMus and BA degrees.
Aside from piano, in which he teaches various styles, Declan also plays and teaches Irish traditional music, including the Irish Bouzouki, Tin Whistle, Irish Flute, Bodhrรกn and Uilleann Pipes. He adopts an AMA (ask me anything!) approach to learning music so email him anytime:
info@topscoremusicacademy.com