Music Fundamentals A Balanced Approach

Exercise 5—Class Exercise Identify the meter and write in the counts for the following exercise. Clap the rhythm. “Angngidudue” ...

MODULE 11 286 TRACK 87—CLASS EXERCISE Listen to “Love Me Tender.” Discuss the different way chords are written and performed in ...

WORKBOOK – MODULE 12 Name Exercise 12.1—Class Exercise Identify the meter, the main pulse note and the subdivided beat for the f ...

Exercise 1—Class Exercise Listen to your instructor play each of the chords written below. Discuss whether or not the chords sou ...

WORKBOOK: MODULE 12 Meter ___ Meter ___ Meter ___ Meter ___ Exercise 12.3 On the line given below each exercise, rewrite the r ...

Exercise 2—Class Exercise Complete the triad harmonically by drawing two consecutive thirds above the given pitch. Identify the ...

WORKBOOK: MODULE 12 NAME: Exercise 12.4 Each of the following seven time signatures will be used once. In the boxes next to each ...

Constructing Major Triads There are three methods for constructing a major triad. Your instructor will tell you which method(s) ...

WORKBOOK: MODULE 12 Prelude in G Sharp Minor, Op. 32, No. 12 (S. Rachmaninoff) “Ride of the Valkyries” (R. Wagner) Pas Esp ...

Exercise 3—Class Exercise Draw major triads using any of the three methods given above. Triads may be drawn in any octave (AM = ...

WORKBOOK: MODULE 12 NAME: Exercise 12.5 Compose rhythms to fill measures that are left blank using a combination of notes or res ...

“Ye Banks and Braes O’Bonnie Doon” (“The Banks and Hillsides of the Pretty River Doon”), Scottish folk song from the eighteenth ...

WORKBOOK: MODULE 12 “Carmen, Carmela,” Spanish folk song Moment Musical, Op. 94, No. 1 (F. Schubert) “Bésame Mucho” (“Kiss Me M ...

Minor Triad The minortriad, like the minor scale, may elicit a different mood or response in the listener depending on one’s cul ...

WORKBOOK: MODULE 12 NAME: Exercise 12.7 Rewrite the following melody in the corresponding meter using triplets as needed. Count ...

Theory Trainer Exercise 11aIdentify triad quality by ear: major and minor triads. Constructing Minor Triads There are three meth ...

WORKBOOK: MODULE 12 Exercise 12.8 Rewrite the following melody in the corresponding meter using duplets as needed. Count and cla ...

Triads of the Major Scale: Use of Roman Numerals Each note of a major scale may be used as the root of a triad. There are three ...

Method 3: Use the minor key signature Determine the key signature of a minor scale by using the minor Circle of Fifths (see Mod ...

Notice: The key of the scale is identified at the beginning just below the clef sign. The quality of the triad (major, minor, o ...