NOTATION OF PITCH:
- Identify and draw: Double sharp and double flat
NOTATION OF RHYTHM:
- Identify and draw: Eighth note triplet, sixteenth note and rest
- Complete: Examples of notation in 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 3/8, 4/8, 6/8, 9/8 using notes and rests studied thus far
KEY SIGNATURES AND SCALES:
- Identify and draw: All Major keys up to and including 4 sharps and 4 flats
- Identify and draw: All minor keys (harmonic and natural/pure) up to and including 1 sharp and 1 flat
- Draw scales one octave ascending. Use whole notes.
- Use accidentals as needed.
HARMONIC STUDY:
- Identify and Draw: Root position triads (chords) of all Major keys up to and including 4 sharps and 4 flats and harmonic minor keys a, e, and d
INTERVALS:
- Identify and draw: Perfect 4ths and Perfect 5ths above any note
TERMINOLOGY:
- cantabile: in a singing style
- lento: slow, slower than adagio
- presto: very fast, faster than allegro
- maestoso: majestic, dignified
- tranquillo: tranquil, in a quiet style
- con: with
- con moto: with motion
- meno: less
- piu: more
- meno mosso: less motion, slower
- piu mosso: more motion, faster
- espressivo: with expression
- chromatic: a 12-note scale composed entirely of half steps
- relative major and minor: keys with same key signature
- natural (pure) minor scale: a scale beginning on the 6th scale degree of the relative Major key
- harmonic minor scale: a natural minor scale with a raised 7th scale degree
MUSICAL EXAMPLE:
- Identify any of the concepts studied thus far in a musical example
AURAL AWARENESS:
Identify:
- melody as maestoso or tranquillo
- sound of Major scale
Distinguish:
- sound of triad (chord) as Major or minor
- sound of interval as Major or minor 6th
- sound of scale as Major, minor, or chromatic
Complete:
- rhythm patterns in 4/4, 3/4, 6/8, 4/2
- melody using quarter notes and half notes
- add the time signature for a rhythm pattern
- use quarter notes and accidentals to complete a minor melody
REVIEW MATERIAL: Level 7 test will contain concepts from previous levels.
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