Please find the Izzy Gizmo: Composing a Soundscape video below.
Izzy Gizmo: Musical Characters
Izzy Gizmo: Creating Graphic Scores
Izzy Gizmo: Creating Your Own Songs
Izzy Gizmo: Teacher Training Presentation
Izzy Gizmo: Teacher Training Recording
Izzy Gizmo | Musical Statues playlist
Quintet version:
• Johann Sebastian Bach’s ‘Violin Partita No.3 in E major, BWV 1006’
• George Crumb’s ‘Sonata for Solo Cello (III. Toccata)’
• Camille Saint-Saëns’ ‘The Elephant’
12-piece version:
• Johann Sebastian Bach’s ‘Violin Partita No.3 in E major, BWV 1006’
• George Crumb’s ‘Sonata for Solo Cello (III. Toccata)’
• Camille Saint-Saëns’ ‘The Elephant’
• Ivor Stravinsky’s ‘3 Pieces for Solo Clarinet No. 1’
• Georg Philipp Telemann’s ‘Bassoon Sonata in F Minor, TWV 41:F1: II. Allegro’
Izzy Gizmo: Warming Up Our Bodies
Izzy Gizmo | Companion Pieces playlist
Izzy Gizmo: Meet The Musicians YouTube Playlist
Izzy Gizmo: Graphic & Character Cards
SCHOOLS’ CONCERT: IZZY GIZMO
Ensemble 360 & Caroline Hallam
Junction, Goole
Thursday 22 April 2027, 11.00am / 1.30pm
This delightful concert for Early Years and KS1 children is based on the best-selling children’s book ‘Izzy Gizmo’ by Pip Jones, illustrated by Sara Ogilvie.
The book tells the enchanting story of an intrepid young inventor who puts her talents to work to rescue a crow that can’t fly. This family concert brings Izzy’s mechanical marvels and infectious creative spirit to life.
Original music by Paul Rissmann features instruments including strings, woodwind, horn and piano, and you might even spot the musicians playing pots, pans, whistles and household items!
Together with story-telling and visuals from the book, this concert is a great introduction to live music for children.
Our EY and KS1 practitioners will support you to embed singing and music-making in classroom learning throughout the project, with training, resources, and in-school support newly developed around the Izzy Gizmo book. The project introduces young children to classical music in a fun and educational setting, including a concert featuring strings, woodwind and horn, presented together with story-telling and projected illustrations.
Performed by the wonderfully dynamic and hugely engaging musicians from Ensemble 360, this concert is a great introduction to live music for early years and KS1 children. It’s full of wit, invention, songs and actions, and plenty of opportunities to join in.