Intervals Quizzes
Intervals Quizzes Being able to recognise musical intervals is incredibly important, as it’s the first step to being able to identify chords, which leads to an understanding of harmony and …
Music theory lessons for ABRSM and Trinity candidates
Intervals Quizzes Being able to recognise musical intervals is incredibly important, as it’s the first step to being able to identify chords, which leads to an understanding of harmony and …
In the ABRSM Grade 5 Music Theory exam you will be asked to identify the pitch of notes in any of the four main clefs – treble, bass, alto or …
Can I Count Semitones (half steps) to Work out Musical Intervals? Short answer: No. About once every few months or so I get an email from someone who has counted …
You will already have learned about the standard orchestral instruments as part of your grade 4 ABRSM studies. Find out more about what you need to know about instruments at …
How to Work out any Time Signature in Music Work out where the main beats fall and how many there are per bar Work out the type of beat Pick the right simple, …
Test your skills and knowledge of Grade Five Music Theory with this free online practice test below! Or download a free PDF test here! The questions are based on …
Instrument Families There are four families of instrument. Each family is defined by the way the instruments produce sound. Reed Instruments In the woodwind family, the clarinet, oboe and bassoon …
Cadences “Chord progression” means “series of chords which follow each other”. For example, I-IV-V-I is a chord progression. A cadence is a combination of specific chords which tells the listener …
ABRSM Grade 5 Foreign Musical Terms (Updated July 2020 with the new ABRSM list of terms) For ABRSM Grade 5 Theory, you need to try to learn all the foreign …
Chord Inversions The simplest way to write a chord is as a triad. A triad is a three-note chord. A chord written like this has its notes as close together …