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Theory question of the week:
Theory question of the week:
If I played the Mediant note followed by the Submediant note in the scale of C Major, which notes would you hear?
If I played the Mediant note followed by the Submediant note in the scale of C Major, which notes would you hear?
Explaining the technical names of notes in the scale
Explaining the technical names of notes in the scale
If you're working through grades 4 and 5, here are some online videos to help with particular topics...
If you're working through grades 4 and 5, here are some online videos to help with particular topics...
Grade 4
Grade 4
Grade 5
Grade 5
The Alto Clef
The Alto Clef
What are the notes? And who uses this clef?
Cadences
Cadences
Using chords I II IV V
AddCorrectRests.pdfAdd the correct rests
Add the correct rests
This is not just about using the correct rests, but the correct note grouping in the time signature given. Can you clearly see where the beats lie?
Understanding Time Signatures
Understanding Time Signatures
Suitable for Grades 4 and 5
This video gives lots of detail on simple and compound time as well as note grouping.
Triads (chords)
Triads (chords)
Identify the Tonic (I), Subdominant (IV) and Dominant (V) triads
Rewriting a rhythm in a new time signature
Rewriting a rhythm in a new time signature
Ornaments.pdfDo you know your Appoggiatura from your Acciaccatura?!
Do you know your Appoggiatura from your Acciaccatura?!
You should know all these ornaments at Grade 4 level theory.
Features of Musical Periods.pdfHow do I recognise music from different periods?
How do I recognise music from different periods?
Key Signatures circle of 5ths.pdfComplete the Key names
Complete the Key names
Try putting in the relative minors as well
Theory 2012 Grade 5.pdfgrade 5
grade 5
Theory past papers to work on
Theory past papers to work on
Try and complete as much as you can, then look up the areas you were stuck on
Theory 2012.pdfgrade 4
grade 4
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