This document provides revision materials for the Irish Leaving Certificate Higher Level Music exam. It includes sample questions on composing melody and bass, adding countermelody and chords, chord progressions, inversions, and writing countermelody. It provides guidance on proper part-writing techniques like avoiding parallel octaves and fifths. Grids outline the notes in keys of D major and minor. The document concludes by wishing students best of luck on the exam.
This document provides revision materials for the Irish Leaving Certificate Higher Level Music exam. It includes sample questions on composing melody and bass, adding countermelody and chords, chord progressions, inversions, and writing countermelody. It provides guidance on proper part-writing techniques like avoiding parallel octaves and fifths. Grids outline the notes in keys of D major and minor. The document concludes by wishing students best of luck on the exam.
This document provides revision materials for the Irish Leaving Certificate Higher Level Music exam. It includes sample questions on composing melody and bass, adding countermelody and chords, chord progressions, inversions, and writing countermelody. It provides guidance on proper part-writing techniques like avoiding parallel octaves and fifths. Grids outline the notes in keys of D major and minor. The document concludes by wishing students best of luck on the exam.
Grid: Key D major 3 Grid: Key D minor 4 Triads: Key D major 5 Triads: Key D minor 6 Cadences 7 Dominant 7th 8 Falling 3rds and Rising 4ths 9 Chord Progressions (Minor) 10 Different Positions of a Chord 11 Inversions: Major Key 12 Inversions: Minor Key 13 Using Inversions (1) 14 Using Inversions (2) 15 LC – HL – 2013 – Q5 16 17 Q4 Minor: Augmented 2nd 18 Q6 Writing a Countermelody 19
Keep descant above given tune
Do not double a major 3rd An interval of a 4th creates a 2nd inversion chord 2nd inversion chords must be resolved (Ic-V) Do not allow consecutive 5ths or 8ves to occur Do not allow exposed 5ths or 8ves to occur Keep the rhythms in both parts independent Contrary motion between parts can work well Find Eight Mistakes 20 Eight Mistakes 21 Better Version 22 Q5 Summary of Main Points 23