Written Portion 1. Examples a. Identify which major or minor scale of several examples is correctly notated. The intervals will be either melodic or harmonic. Circle the specified interval in a musical example. Examples may include sixteenth, eighth, dotted eighth, quarter, dotted quarter, half, dotted half, or whole notes.
Examples a. Add one note to an incomplete measure so that the measure is correctly completed.
Add bar lines to rhythmic patterns to form complete measures in the meter indicated. Match composers with their corresponding historic or stylistic periods including Baroque, Classic, Romantic and Modern periods. Identify major and minor seconds, thirds, sixths and sevenths, perfect fourths, fifths and octaves, and tritones. Distinguish between diminished, minor, Major and Augmented triads played in root position or inversions. The rhythm of the melody must be correctly identified.