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Aural Skills Test Student Sheet

The document provides instructions for an aural skills test. It states that the test-taker will hear examples of melodic intervals, harmonic intervals, triads, seventh chords, a melody, and a chorale. For each, they must write down the pitches and label the musical elements in the simplest way without using augmented or diminished. Minor intervals and chords should be labeled with an overbar.

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Aural Skills Test Student Sheet

The document provides instructions for an aural skills test. It states that the test-taker will hear examples of melodic intervals, harmonic intervals, triads, seventh chords, a melody, and a chorale. For each, they must write down the pitches and label the musical elements in the simplest way without using augmented or diminished. Minor intervals and chords should be labeled with an overbar.

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You will hear six ascending melodic intervals twice. Write each note next to the given one and label each
interval below each bar in the simplest possible way, that is, without using augmented or diminished spellings.
Use TT for tritone. Your labels must match your spellings. Draw an overbar for every minor interval.
Ascending Melodic Intervals
NAME: Luis F. Vieira Damiani Aural Skills Test
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You will hear six descending melodic intervals twice. Write each note next to the given one and label each
interval below each bar in the simplest possible way, that is, without using augmented or diminished spellings.
Use TT for tritone. Your labels must match your spellings. Draw an overbar for every minor interval.
Descending Melodic Intervals
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You will hear six ascending harmonic intervals twice. Write each note above the given one and label each
interval below each bar in the simplest possible way, that is, without using augmented or diminished spellings.
Use TT for tritone. Your labels must match your spellings. Draw an overbar for every minor interval.
Ascending Harmonic Intervals
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You will hear six descending harmonic intervals twice. Write each note below the given one and label each
interval below each bar in the simplest possible way, that is, without using augmented or diminished spellings.
Use TT for tritone. Your labels must match your spellings. Draw an overbar for every minor interval.
Descending Harmonic Intervals
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You will hear six triads in root position twice. Write every note of each chord above the given one and label
each chord below each bar by their quality only (M for major, m for minor, d for diminished, and A for
augmented). Your labels must match your spellings. Draw an overbar for every minor chord.
Triads in Root Position
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You will hear six seventh chords in root position twice. Write every note of each chord above the given one
and label each chord below each bar by their quality only (MM for major-major, mm for minor-minor,
Mm for major-minor, o for fully diminished, and for half diminished). Your labels must match your
spellings. Draw an overbar for every minor chord.
Seventh Chords in Root Position
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You will hear a melody six times. Write it down on the space provided observing stem directions, then label the
key below the given key signature.
Melodic Dictation
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You will hear a chorale six times. Write the outer voices on the space provided with stems pointing outward,
then label each chord with Roman numerals and gured bass, as well as the key below the bass sta.
Harmonic Dictation
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