Data drop lifesavers for those occasions when it’s not the right time for a past paper, but you’ve got nothing else that fits the bill. Each test is made up of five 'true or false' vocab questions, followed by three exam-style questions focusing on elements fundamentals, pitch and rhythm identification and dictation. Suitable for all GCSE exam specifications.
Questions on texture, rhythmic devices, phrasing, cadences, metre, pulse, timbre, tonality, texture, melodic recognition, melodic dictation, melodic description, comparison question.
Questions on rhythmic devices, rhythm identification, note value recognition, location in bars, number of pitches in a melody, melodic dictation, melodic devices, melodic description, guitar techniques, timbre recognition, period and genre recognition, ornamentation, tonality, tempo in Italian.
Questions on melodic recognition, timbre, rhythmic devices, playing techniques, texture, ensemble groupings, description of an accompaniment, voice types, tonality, key, metre, features typical of a period, comparison question.
Questions on rhythm and pitch recognition, woodwind playing techniques, rhythmic devices, instrumental roles in an ensemble, string and percussion timbres, metre, keys, cadences, modulation, ornamentation, scale types.
