CIE AS Level Music 9483 — Set Works Workbook (2027-2028)
Listen. Analyse. Understand. Remember.

A comprehensive student workbook for the Cambridge International AS Level Music 9483 Set Works, designed to help students actively engage with, digest and revise every work on the syllabus.

Rather than simply providing completed analysis, this workbook encourages students to listen, identify, annotate and recall the key musical features of each set work through carefully structured fill-in-the-blank activities, guided listening tasks and focused questions.

What’s included?

All CIE AS Level Set Works covered in one organised workbook (152 page PDF)

Colour-coded musical elements to help students recognise and connect key concepts including melody, harmony, rhythm, texture, instrumentation, dynamics, structure and timbre.

Guided listening activities that direct students towards the important musical details they need to hear and understand.

Detailed listening timelines and timestamps for longer works, matched to specific recordings, allowing students to follow the music while completing their notes.

Fill-in-the-blank analysis based on the essential information students need to know — turning passive reading into active learning.

Score-focused activities to develop students’ ability to connect what they hear with what they see in the score.

Recall and revision activities throughout, helping students gradually build a secure knowledge of each work.

Exam-focused preparation, supporting students in developing the musical vocabulary and detailed knowledge required for Cambridge assessment.

Perfect for:
Independent student study
Classroom listening lessons
Homework and consolidation
Guided score study
Revision and exam preparation
Students who find the amount of Set Work information overwhelming

One workbook. Every Set Work. A structured way for students to turn listening into knowledge.

Designed to sit alongside your teaching throughout the course, the workbook becomes a personalised revision resource as students complete it, annotate it and return to it again and again.