2024
Ear Training IV
Name: Ear Training IV
Code: MUS13000L
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
- Develop a better understanding of musical structures through aural training;
- Incorporate theoretical knowledge into the hearing process;
- Develop proficiency in aural skills and dictation.
Upon completion of this course, students should be able:
To identify aurally different types of seventh, ninth and altered chords by quality and inversion;
To identify aurally chord progressions and modulations;
To show proficiency in transcribing onto paper four-part dictation exercises.
To show proficiency in performing tonal and non-tonal melodies.
- Incorporate theoretical knowledge into the hearing process;
- Develop proficiency in aural skills and dictation.
Upon completion of this course, students should be able:
To identify aurally different types of seventh, ninth and altered chords by quality and inversion;
To identify aurally chord progressions and modulations;
To show proficiency in transcribing onto paper four-part dictation exercises.
To show proficiency in performing tonal and non-tonal melodies.
Contents
Harmonic progressions using seventh, ninth and altered chords;
Four-part dictation exercises in a variety of musical styles;
Two-part rhythmic dictations;
Tonal and non-tonal melodic exercises.
Four-part dictation exercises in a variety of musical styles;
Two-part rhythmic dictations;
Tonal and non-tonal melodic exercises.
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:
- Weekly assignments (50%)
- Written examination of two hours duration (50%)
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:
- Weekly assignments (50%)
- Written examination of two hours duration (50%)
Final exam
- Written examination of two hours duration (100%)
Assessment
Continuous Assessment:
- Attendance (15%)
- Weekly assignments (35%)
- Written examination of two hours duration (50%)
- Attendance (15%)
- Weekly assignments (35%)
- Written examination of two hours duration (50%)
Teaching Staff
- Benoît Gibson [responsible]