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Aural Skills PPMTA Leaving Cert Music Revision January 2011.

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1 Aural Skills PPMTA Leaving Cert Music Revision January 2011

2 Today’s Session Crosswords. Make a list of the terms used. Purposeful listening Previous LC questions Sample question You don’t have to listen to long extracts when preparing for Q6

3 Terminology used in Previous LC Exams Questions may be short, descriptive or in multiple choice format Identify / Recognise / Name / List Locate on the Score Describe / Comment on / Outline / Explain Compare / Contrast Insert / Choose

4 Purposeful Listening You can study for these. Make lists when you listen. 1. Theory and Basic Knowledge 2. Instrumental Techniques 3. Compositional Techniques 4. Style

5 1. Theory and Basic Knowledge Time Signatures (top and bottom numbers) Speeds Intervals Cadences Tonality Rhythm Phrasing Musical terms (including Italian terms) Learn these immediately!

6 2. Instrumental Techniques Glissando Pizzicato Strumming Tremolo Muting Sustaining Pedal Double-stopping Ask instrumentalists to demonstrate these for you.

7 3. Compositional Techniques Sequence Pedal Note Canon Ostinato Accompaniment Structure Texture Development and Variation How does the composer present ideas?

8 4. Style Baroque Classical Romantic Modern Popular Music (e.g. Pop, Rock, Jazz, Ethnic) Religious Every style has tell-tale features. Know them!

9 Sample Question Excerpt 1: Haydn Excerpt 2: Haydn Excerpt 3: Bartok Excerpt 4: Jackson

10 Listen purposefully to music of all sorts and note the elements mentioned today. Between now and June

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