Tour of Auralia 4

• Introduction
  • How To Practise
  • Using Lessons
  • Taking A Course
  • Syllabus Support
  • Singing With Auralia
  • Solfege, Piano And Guitar Input
• Topics To Practise
  • Intervals And Scales
  • Chords
  • Rhythm
  • Harmony And Form
  • Pitch And Melody
• Record Keeping And Assessment
  • Students
  • Classes & Classroom Management
  • Tests & Electronic Worksheets
  • Syllabus & Content Customisation
  • Results, Assessment And Reports
  • Networking

Harmony and Form

The Harmony and Form topic area tests a students ability to recognise harmonic progressions and musical forms.

Advanced Progressions

In Advanced Progressions, 4 part harmonic progressions are played, and you are asked to identify the chords. You will need to identify the chord quality, as well as the position. Chromatic and mixture chords are included.

Cadences

In Cadences, one or two cadences are played, and you are asked to identify them. Cadences may be played with or without a preceding melody.

Chord Progressions

In Chord Progressions, 4 part harmonic progressions are played, and you are asked to identify the chords. You will need to identify the chord quality, as well as the position.

Forms

In forms, a melody is played that has a certain form, or structure. You are asked to identify the form of the melody.

Jazz Forms

In Jazz Forms, a short piece is played that has a certain form, or structure. You are asked to identify the form of the piece.

Jazz Progressions

In Jazz Progressions a progression is played, using a variety of instruments. You are asked to identify the progression by entering the individual chords, or from a selection of answers.

Modulation

In Modulation, a two part example is played that will modulate from one key to the other. You will be asked to identify the type of modulation (eg. Major Tonic - Relative Minor) or identify the final key of the example.