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 | Note values and rests of semibreve, dotted minims, minims, dotted
crotchet, crotchet, quaver and semiquaver. Tied notes. |
| Simple Time-signatures 2/4 3/4 4/4 2/2, C and the grouping of the notes
listed within these times. Composition of a two-bar rhythm in answer to a
given rhythm starting on the first beat of the bar. |
| To identify and write treble and bass clefs and names of notes on the
stave, including middle C in both clefs. o ledger-lines other than
middle C will be required. |
| Construction of the major scale, including the position of the tones and
semitones. Scales and key signatures of the major scales of C, G,
D and F in both clefs, with their root position tonic triads, degrees {number
only} and intervals above the tonic {by number only}. Scales maybe
required to be written with or without key signatures in a given rhythm. |
| To answer questions on the following musical terms and signs: legato,
staccato, piano {p}, mezzo-piano {mp}, mezzo-forte{mf}, andante, moderato,
allegro, rallentando {rall}, crescendo {cresc.} diminuendo {dim}. |
| Simple duple, Triple or Quadruple Time-signatures with 2, 4 and 8 as the
lower figure and the grouping of notes and rests within these times.
Triplets and triplet note groups with rests. Composition of simple
four-bar rhythms starting on the first beat of the bar and using a given
opening. |
| To write or identify notes on treble and bass staves. The pitch
range will include two ledger lines below and above each stave. Sharp,
flat and natural signs will be required. |
| Construction of the minor scale {harmonic or melodic at candidates
choice}, including the position of the tones and semitones. Scales and
key signatures of the major scles of keys up to and including two sharps and
flats and the minor scales of A, E and in the treble or bass clef, with
their root position, tonic triads, degrees {number only}, and intervals above
the tonic {by number only}. Scales maybe required to be written with or
without key signatures in a given rhythm. |
| To answer questions on the following musical terms and signs: a tempo,
fermata {U} Fortissimo{ff} pianissimo {pp},
accelerando {accel}, da capo {DC}, dal Segno {DS}, fine, coda. To show
an understanding of the effect of dots over or under notes, the pause, slur,
tie and the signs for same. |
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