Yr 9 Homework and Revision task 3
Ten questions with a score fragment and embedded clip, exploring rhythmic devices (on and off beat, swung rhythm), texture (call and response, unison), scale types (major, minor, chromatic, pentatonic).
Ten questions with a score fragment and embedded clip, exploring rhythmic devices (on and off beat, swung rhythm), texture (call and response, unison), scale types (major, minor, chromatic, pentatonic).
Exam style practice questions suitable for homework and revision
Ten questions with a score fragment and embedded clip, exploring solo and unison textures, crotchet and minim note values, instrumental families, piano and forte dynamics, stave - notes on a line, phrase, timbre, pitch and pulse.
Ten questions with a score fragment and embedded clip, exploring texture (unison, melody and accompaniment), rhythm section forces, playing techniques (note bending), rhythm (swung beat, triplets), instrumental roles, open question (describe) on rhythm.
Exam style practice question, opening paragraph material, links to articles, performance footage and a wider listening playlist.
Exam style practice questions suitable for homework and revision
Ten questions with a score fragment and embedded clip, exploring texture, structure (ostinato), articulation (legato), a cappella, syncopation, dynamics, idiomatic writing (drum fill), naming pitches, key signature - F# and C#, stepwise motion, role of specific timbres and rhythmic patterns.
Exam style practice questions suitable for homework and revision
Ten questions with a score fragment and embedded clip, exploring texture, rhythmic device (dotted), structure, tempo terms in Italian, describing melodic shape and word setting (major, scalic, triadic, melismatic, conjunct), degrees of the scale (tonic, dominant, subdominant), metre, tonality (major or minor).
Ten questions with a score fragment and embedded clip, exploring triads, melody and intervals, phrase, major and minor harmony, major and minor tonalities, orchestral, choral and brass timbres, using bar numbers to locate features, rhythm spotting and ensemble groupings.