NOTATION OF PITCH:
- Identify and Draw: All notes possible for treble staff and bass staff
NOTATION OF RHYTHM:
- Identify and Draw: Double dotted notes and rests: half, quarter, eighth
KEY SIGNATURES AND SCALES:
Identify and Draw:
- All Major keys up to and including 7 sharps and 7 flats
- All natural (pure) and harmonic minor keys up to and including 5 sharps and 5 flats
- Draw scales one octave ascending. Use whole notes. Use accidentals as needed.
HARMONIC STUDY:
Identify and Draw:
- Root position triads (chords) including tonic (I), subdominant (IV) and Dominant (V) of all Major keys
- Root position triads (chords) including tonic (i), subdominant (iv) and Dominant (V) of all harmonic minor keys up to and including 5 sharps and 5 flats
INTERVALS:
- Identify and Draw: Augmented 2nds and 4ths above any note
TERMINOLOGY:
- ad libitum (ad lib): at will
- glissando: a scale produced quickly by sliding from one note to the next
- molto: very, much
- pizzicato: plucked
- sf or sfz: sforzando, strong accent
- grave: slow, solemn, slower than lento and faster than largo
- una corda (u.c.): one string, depress soft pedal
- tre corde (t.c.): three strings, release soft pedal
- morendo: dying away, gradually softer
- allegro non troppo: fast, but not too fast
- senza: without
MUSICAL EXAMPLE: Identify any of the concepts studied thus far in a musical example
AURAL AWARENESS: (Same as Level 9)
Identify:
- sound of scale as Major, harmonic or natural (pure) minor, chromatic
- sound of triad (chord) as Major or minor
- time signature of rhythm pattern and/or melody
Complete:
- rhythm pattern in 9/8
- melody using quarter, half and whole notes
Distinguish:
- time signature as 3/4, 4/4, 3/8, 12/8
- tempo of a musical example
- sound of interval as Major 2nd, Major 3rd, Perfect 4th
REVIEW MATERIAL: Level 10 test will contain concepts from previous levels.
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