Theory of Music, Workbook, Grade 3, for Trinity College London written examinations

Containing all requirements for exams from 2007 for Grade 3. Includes:
- Information for teachers
- Hints for candidates
- Tips on learning to write music accurately and clearly
- Information boxes to explain new concepts
- Diagrams to help understanding
- Tasks and questions expected for the grade
- Worked examples to show how to do the tasks
- Advice, reminders and interesting facts
- Lists of different words with the lame meaning
- Musical words and symbols for the grade
- Sample exam paper
Designed for use in lessons or at home.

CONTENIDO:

Introductíon
New notes for Grade 3 in key C and F
Note values and rests
Compound time signatures
Grouping notes in 6/8,9/8 and 12/8
Grouping rests in 6/8,9/8 and 12/8
Writing your own tunes to a given rhythm
Anacrusis
Quaver triplets
Grouping quaver triplet rests
The melodic minor scale
More about the new keys for Grade 3
Labelling scales
Second inversions of tonic triads
Arpeggios
Working out the key of a piece
Intervals - major and minor 6ths and 7ths
Real and tonal sequences
Dominant triads in major keys
Dominant triads in minor keys
Chord progression
Similar motion
Contrary motion
Writing a bass line
Writing a tune
4-part chords
Perfect cadences
Transposing tunes up or down an octave key C - key F or key F - key C
Musical words and symbols
Analysis
Sample examination paper
Different words - same meaning
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