4. Black Key Flats

3. 2-measure melodies with eighth-note pairs, range of a 5th

Skill: See two melodies and hear one. Identify which one was played.

3. Listen to a melodic pattern and tell whether it is the same as or different than the written pattern.

1. Aurally identify each chord in a 4-chord pattern as loud or soft.

2. Aurally identify each chord in a 4-chord pattern as forte or piano.

1. Range of a 5th -- 2nds and 3rds

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2. Range of a 5th, in C, F & G

Skill: Melodic Dictation

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3. Aurally identify whether a pitch pattern goes up or down by step or up or down by skip

1. Treble lines and spaces

2. Bass lines and spaces

3. Treble -- sharps and flats

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4. Bass -- sharps and flats

Skill: Read and play sharps and flats on the onscreen keyboard

1. Grand Staff Lines and Spaces

1. Identifying all lines and spaces on the treble staff

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2. Identifying all lines and spaces on the bass staff.

3. Identifying three ledger lines above the treble staff

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4. Identifying three ledger lines below the bass staff

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1. Which clef?

2. 16th-note patterns

5. 6/8 meter

Hear two rhythms and tell which one is played.

Hear two rhythms and tell which one is played.
1. Quarter notes, eighth note pairs and quarter tied to eighth

2. Quarter notes, dotted quarter-eighth notes

1. Aurally identify patterns of long and short notes

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Is this rhythm the same or different from the one you hear?

1. Quarter notes and quarter rests

2. Is this rhythm the same or different from the one you hear?

Listen to a rhythm and choose which notated pattern was played.

3. Quarter notes and eighth-note pairs

1. Hear, then identify patterns of quarter notes and quarter rests

2. Hear, then identify patterns of quarter notes and eighth-note pairs

5. 16th-note patterns

Skill: See one rhythm and hear 4 rhythms. Which rhythm matches the one you see ?

1. Hear a portion of a song. Is the beat steady or unsteady?

Music Darts 4 - Rhythm

Skill: Visually identify and name notes and rests

1. 2/4, 3/4 and 4/4 rhythms through eighth notes

Skill: Place the one note or rest that's missing from the measure

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3. Aurally identify scales as Major, natural minor or harmonic minor

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5. Middle G Pentascale

Skill: Rapidly name notes in the C and G Major Pentascales

1. Identify relative minor key signatures: a, e, d and b minor

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See a scale pattern and name the key signature that makes it a Major or a relative minor scale

1. Sharp Keys - Major

2. Flat Keys - Major

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3. Sharp Keys - minor

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4. Flat keys - minor

Identify key signatures

1. Through 4 #'s and 2 b's

3. All flat key signatures

See a keynote and identify its key signature

1. All sharp key signatures

2. All flat key signatures

Hear, then play back a randomly presented series of pitches in the following pentascales:

1. C Major Pentascale

2. D Major Pentascale

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Skill: Name the order of the sharps and the flats in key signatures

1. Identify and play the keynote of the relative minor scale in a, e, d and b minor

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3. Hearing 2nds, 3rds and 5ths

4. Hearing 4ths and 5ths

1. Hearing and playing back 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, 5ths - same root - Major pentascale

1. Hearing and playing 2nds through octaves - same root - Major scale

1. 2nds through 5ths

1. Half step, whole step

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4. m3, M3, P5

Skill: Identify aural intervals

Aurally identify an interval then choose the correct written version of the interval.

1. 2nds through 5ths in C, G and F Major

2. Bass G pentascale

Given the first note, play intervals on the onscreen keyboard

1. Playing half steps

Read and identify intervals

1. Whole Steps and Half Steps

Skill: Visually identify diatonic intervals 2nds through octaves

Name intervals

1. 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, and 5ths

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Identifying intervals by sight

1. 2nds through Octaves

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1. Visually identify 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, & 5ths on the keyboard

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See a chord progression. Is the progression the same or different than the progression you hear?

1. I and V7 chord patterns

2. I, IV and V7

See a 4-chord progression and identify whether the progression heard is the same or different.

Hear 4 harmonic progressions. Match each progression to its chord symbols

1. I and V7 chord patterns

1. Major & minor

Skill: Hear 4 triads and identify each as Major or minor

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Aurally identify the chord quality

1. Hearing Major and minor

Play triads on the onscreen keyboard

1. Playing C, G, F Major Triads

2. Playing D, E, A Major Triads

3. C-F-G minor triads

4. D-A-E minor triads

5. C-G-F-D-A-E-B Major triads

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Quickly match music symbols in this popular memory game format.

Identify whether the stem direction of a note is correct or incorrect.

1. Single Notes

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