2023
Ear Training II
Name: Ear Training II
Code: MUS12998L
3 ECTS
Duration: 15 weeks/78 hours
Scientific Area:
Music
Teaching languages: Portuguese
Languages of tutoring support: Portuguese, English
Regime de Frequência: Presencial
Sustainable Development Goals
Learning Goals
Recognise, identify or perform seventh chords in root positions and inversions;
Recognise and identify harmonic progressions of three-voice chords;
Recognise, identify and perform atonal melodies;
Recognise, identify and perform two-voice melodies of atonal character;
Recognise, identify and perform tonal melodies with rhythmic difficulties that feature semiquavers and demisemiquavers;
Recognise, identify and perform tuplets (quintuplet and septuplet).
Recognise and identify harmonic progressions of three-voice chords;
Recognise, identify and perform atonal melodies;
Recognise, identify and perform two-voice melodies of atonal character;
Recognise, identify and perform tonal melodies with rhythmic difficulties that feature semiquavers and demisemiquavers;
Recognise, identify and perform tuplets (quintuplet and septuplet).
Contents
- Tonal functions dictation: identify scale degrees in Bach chorales;
- Two-voice atonal dictation;
- Seventh chords dictation in root position or inversions, in closed position;
- Melodic dictation of atonal character;
- Melodic dictation featuring steps, semiquavers, demisemiquavers and tuplets (quintuplets and septuplets).
- Two-voice atonal dictation;
- Seventh chords dictation in root position or inversions, in closed position;
- Melodic dictation of atonal character;
- Melodic dictation featuring steps, semiquavers, demisemiquavers and tuplets (quintuplets and septuplets).
Teaching Methods
In the classroom:
- Lectures: introducing topics and key concepts.
- Practical exercises: working together with students on selected examples.
Teaching aids: video-projector, computer-based presentations, digital piano.
Assessment:
Students can choose between:
- Continuous Assessment:
Written examination (50%)
Oral examination (45%)
Participation (5%)
- Final exam
Written examination of two hours duration (100%)
- Lectures: introducing topics and key concepts.
- Practical exercises: working together with students on selected examples.
Teaching aids: video-projector, computer-based presentations, digital piano.
Assessment:
Students can choose between:
- Continuous Assessment:
Written examination (50%)
Oral examination (45%)
Participation (5%)
- Final exam
Written examination of two hours duration (100%)
Teaching Staff
- Pedro Miguel Ferreira Pinto [responsible]
