Exam Strategy Time allocation for the full composing paper 40 marks for Melody and 60 marks for Harmony (25 to 30 minutes for Melody and 50 to 55 minutes.

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Exam Strategy Time allocation for the full composing paper 40 marks for Melody and 60 marks for Harmony (25 to 30 minutes for Melody and 50 to 55 minutes for Harmony?) 2. Choice of Question 07/04/2019

Harmony Section Q4 Chords given - add melody - add bass Q5 Melody given - insert chord symbols - add bass Q6 Melody given - insert chord symbols - add higher melody 07/04/2019

Syllabus Requirements (HL) Key Signatures Major & Minor keys up to 4#s & 4bs Root Position Chords Major Keys: I V IV ii vi Minor Keys: I V VI iv First Inversion Chords Major Keys: Ib Vb IVb iib Minor Keys: ib Vb ivb iib° Dominant 7th & Cadential 6/4 (Ic – V – I) Stock Progressions only Non-Chord Notes 07/04/2019

Notation Roman Numerals Root Positions Major Chords: I IV V V7 Minor Chords: i ii iv vi (Diminished Chord: ii° and vii° are not used) Inversions Ib IVb Vb V7b ib iib ivb ii°b is fine Ic ic 07/04/2019

Notation Backing Chords Chord Symbols Major Chords: B Minor Chords: Bm (Bmin) (Diminished Chord: Bdim – not used) Alternate Bass (Inversions) C/E Bb/D D7/F# Am/C Cm/Eb Bdim/D F#dim/A C/G Am/E 07/04/2019

Essentials Key signatures – Major and Minor Type of chords in Major and Minor keys Distinguish between harmony and non-harmony notes Good chord progressions 07/04/2019

Minor Keys ii° is not used in Root Position Raise the leading note Avoid 6th to 7th note melodically [l - t - d - r - m - f - se - l’] This affects - the Melody and Bass in Q4 - the Bass in Q5 - the Melody in Q6 07/04/2019

Last year’s mistakes (1) Chord Progressions Non-recognition of cadence points Incorrect use of V7 Incorrect use of iii (not on course) Incorrect use of 1st inversions Not filling in boxes above a rest in melody Not using lower case Roman numerals for minor chords Omitting the suffix Incorrect use of 2nd inversions Incorrect plotting of chords in the chord bank 07/04/2019

Last year’s mistakes (2) Melodic Writing Lack of melodic development (Q4) No points of climax (Q4) Unmusical bass line (Q5) Poor alignment (Q4, Q5 and Q6) Not continuing bass in given style (Q5) Not avoiding the augmented 2nd in a minor melody The best notes for approaching / quitting the raised 7th are l, m and t (Q4) Omitting the accidental when in the minor key (Q4) 07/04/2019

Summary for Q5 Write out the available chords. Example: Key of C C, C/E, C/G, Dm, Dm/F, (Em, Em/G), F, F/A, G, G/B, G7, G7/B, Am (12 – 14 chords in all) Write out the good progessions Look for cadences Use the strongest possible progessions Same chord in same position is not allowed in adjacent boxes No weird chords Watch alignment of bass with treble notes 07/04/2019