Foundation of Music Edcuation - Gold Level

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Foundation of Music Edcuation - Gold Level Levels of Assessment Grade Four Grade Three Grade Two These levels are currently being developed Grade One Preliminary Grade Gold Level Silver Level Bronze Level Page22

Foundation of Music Education Gold Level Gold Level Syllabus Technical Work Please note: All technical work must be played from memory Five Finger Exercise - see example below C major, G major, A minor (example C Major only) Play Right Hand Play Left Hand Tempo: crotchet = 72 Exercise to be played with a clear, even legato tone demonstrating finger independence. Two (2) examples. Scales - see example below C major, G major and A harmonic minor (example C Major only) Play Right Hand - one octave ascending & descending Play Left Hand - one octave ascending & descending Tempo: crotchet = 72 Scale to be played with correct fingering and a clear even legato tone demonstrating finger independence. Two (2) examples. Contrary Motion - see example below C major only One octave Tempo: crotchet = 60 Scale to be played with correct fingering and a clear even legato tone demonstrating finger independence. Even balance between hands One (1) example. Chord Playing - see example below Play the chord pattern, I-IV-V7-I in close position in RH with accompanying Bass Note in the LH. C major, G major (example C Major only) Chords to be played with correct fingering, all three notes plus bass note played simultaneously Hands together using the notation below Two (2) examples. C F G7 C Aural Development Rhythm - page 25 The examiner will play (using a single note) a two (2) bar rhythm pattern (twice) for the candidate to clap back. Examples will be from page 25 and will include the following note values: semibreves, dotted minims, minims, crotchets, quavers, crotchet rests. Two (2) examples. Melody - page 26 I IV V7 I The examiner will play a four (4) bar melody for the candidate to sing back. 4-bar melodies will be in the style of the examples shown on page 26, in C Major, G Major and A Minor. The melody will involve steps, skips and/or repeated notes. Two (2) examples. Chord Identification - page 27 The examiner will play a Chord I in C major, G major or A minor root position followed by a I, IV, or V7 chord. The candidate is to identify the second chord as I, IV, or V7. Two (2) examples Gold Syllabus continued over page... Page 2 includes:- Sight Reading, General Knowledge and Practical Performance requirements. Page23

Foundation of Music Edcuation - Gold Level Gold Level Syllabus continued... Sight Reading Note - page 28 Candidates will be asked to play a four (4) bar example from the examples. on page 23. The example will contain notes between and including C & G or G & D or A & E in the treble and bass clef. One (1) example. Rhythm - page 29 Candidates will be asked to clap a 4 bar rhythm from page 20, in common time, containing any of the following note values: semibreve, dotted minim, minim, crotchet, dotted crotchet, quavers, crotchet rest. One (1) example. General Music Knowledge You will be asked 5 General Music Knowledge questions from the Silver Syllabus; Silver Syllabus General Music Knowledge Treble Clef Bass Clef Bar line Double Bar line Stave C - Common Time: means 4 crotchet beats per bar 3/4 - Waltz Time: means 3 crotchet beats per bar Legato slur: means to play smoothly & well connected Staccato dot: means to play short & detached piano (p): means to play soft forte (f): means to play loud Practical Performance Play three contrasting pieces to be selected from the following resources: Creative Keys Level 1 Marche Slav Parade Struttinʼ Gavotte Fingers on the Run Kingfisher Falls Creative Keys Level 2 Apache Hot Stuff Alley Blues Androids Arabian Nights Published by: Warner Chappell Music End of Syllabus as well as being asked to identify and explain the following musical terms and/or symbols. mezzo piano (mp): means to play moderately soft mezzo forte (mf): means to play moderately loud crotchet = one beat minim = hold for 2 beats semibreve = hold for 4 beats whole bar rest = one whole bar of silence crotchet rest = one beat of silence Page24

Foundation of Music Education Gold Level Rhythm Clapping Examples Gold Level The examiner will play (using a single note) a two (2) bar pattern for the candidate to clap back. The example will be from the rhythms below and will be played twice. Two (2) examples. The examiner will give instructions like I want you to clap the rhythm that I clap to you. Clap this after me. Ready, 1, 2, 3, 4... Page25

Foundation of Music Edcuation - Gold Level Melody Singing Examples Gold Level The examiner will play a four (4) bar melody for the candidate to sing back. The melody will be similar to the examples given below in either C Major or G Major. Candidates may sing solfege, or use the sounds: lah, dah or mah. Two (2) examples. The examiner will give instructions like... I will play some notes and I d like you to sing them back to me C major Example G major Example A Minor Example Page26

Chord Identification Foundation of Music Education Gold Level Gold Level The examiner will play Chord I (root position) in C major, G major, or A minor followed by a I, IV, or V7 chord in close position. The candidate is to identify the second chord as I, IV, or V7. Two (2) examples. What to say... I will play some chords for you to hear the key I m in - just listen. [Examiner plays chords] Now I am going to play some chords. The first one is Chord I. Can you tell me what the second chord is? Examiner establishes the key Examples Examiner establishes the key Examples Examiner establishes the key Examples Page27

Foundation of Music Edcuation - Gold Level Sight Reading - note Gold Level Candidates will be asked to play a 4 bar example written in the treble clef and bass clef in the key of C Major. The example will be one of the following listed below, containing notes between and including C & G and commencing on either C, E or G. The examiner will give instructions like Here are some notes that I would like you to play for me. 1. Look at the first note, 2. Are there any repeated notes? 3. See if the notes are moving up or down. 4. See if the notes are moving by step or skip. Page28

Sight Reading - rhythm Foundation of Music Education Gold Level Gold Level Candidates will be asked to read, clap and vocalise a 4 bar rhythm from the examples listed below. One (1) example. The examiner will give instructions like Here is a rhythm that I would like you to clap for me. Remember to say the names like tun, ta-un or ti-ti while you are clapping Page29

Foundation of Music Edcuation - Gold Level Assessment Report GOLD LEVEL SAMPLE REPORT ONLY Candidate Name: Examiner Code: Candidiate Code: Teacher Code: Date of Exam: Please Note: A tick indicates the candidate has completed the requirement, otherwise no mark will be shown. Candidates who have not met sufficient criteria overall, will be given a particapation certificate only. Page30

Foundation of Music Education Gold Level 1. TECHNICAL WORK Five Finger Exercise (C, G, Am) Technical Elements 1 2 Summary - Technical Work Played correct notes 1. The candidate demonstrated the ability to Played correct rhythm play the arpeggio exercises, scales and Played legato chords and excelled in all technical Played with finger independence elements listed. Played with consistent tempo Played with suitable hand shape Major Scales (C, G, Am) Technical Elements 1 2 Played correct notes 2. The candidate demonstrated the ability to Played with correct fingering play the arpeggio exercises, scales and Played with finger independence chords with most of the technical elements Played secure thumb passing listed, and is competent in this area. Played legato Played at a suitable tempo Played at a consistent tempo Played with suitable hand shape C Major Contrary Motion 3. The candidate demonstrated today, Technical Elements 1 inconsistency in achieving the technical Played correct notes elements listed and a need for further Played with correct fingering development and improvement in this area Played with finger independence of the assessment. Played secure thumb passing Played legato RH & LH played simultaneously Played at a consistent tempo Played with suitable hand shape Chord Playing (C, G) Technical Elements 1 2 Played correct notes Played with correct fingering Played all notes simultaneously Played with correct rhythm Played with a consistent tempo Played suitable hand shape SAMPLE REPORT ONLY 2. PRACTICAL PERFORMANCE Piece 1 Piece 2 Piece 3 Summary - Practical Performance 1. The candidate demonstrated through practical performance, an excellent knowledge and application of all technical elements listed. Technical Elements 1 2 3 2. The candidate demonstrated through practical Played correct notes performance, competency in the knowledge and Played correct rhythm application of most of the elements listed. Appropriate tempo Consistent tempo Suitable hand shape 3. The candidate demonstrated today, a need Correct articulation(if applicable) Correct dynamics(if applicable) Played at the correct 8ve Accurate RH/LH co-ordination for further development and improvement in this area of the assessment. Page31

Foundation of Music Edcuation - Gold Level 3. MUSICIANSHIP Aural Development - Rhythm Technical Elements 1 2 Summary - Aural Development Clapped correct rhythm 1. The candidate demonstrated all technical Consistent tempo elements listed and displayed a very high level of aural ability for this level. Aural Development - Melody Technical Elements 1 2 2. The candidate demonstrated most of the Sang notes on pitch technical elements listed and displayed a Sang with correct rhythm competent level of aural ability. Consistent tempo maintained Aural Development - Chords 3. The candidate demonstrated today, a need Technical Elements 1 2 for further development and improvement in Correctly identified chord this area of the assessment. Reading Development - Note Technical Elements 1 Summary - Reading Development Played correct notes 1. The candidate demonstrated all technical Played correct rhythm elements listed and displayed an excellent Appropriate tempo reading ability today. Consistent tempo Played at correct 8ve Reading Development - Rhythm Technical Elements 1 Clapped correct rhythm Identified rhythms Appropriate tempo Consistent tempo 4. GENERAL MUSIC KNOWLEDGE 2. The candidate demonstrated most of the technical elements listed and displayed a competent level of aural ability. 3. The candidate demonstrated today, a need for further development and improvement in this area of the assessment. SAMPLE REPORT ONLY Technical Elements - 5 tested only Please shade remaining boxes 5 Treble Clef Bass Clef Bar line Double bar line Stave Common Time=4 crotchet beats/bar 3/4 Waltz Time=3 crotchet beats/bar Legato slur=smoothly, well connected Staccato dot = play short & detached piano (p) = to play soft forte (f) = to play loud continued over page Page32

Foundation of Music Education Gold Level Technical Elements - all tested 1 Mezzo Piano (mp): play moderately soft Mezzo Forte (mf): play moderately loud Crotchet: hold for one beat Minim: hold for two beats Semibreve: hold for 4 beats Whole bar rest: one whole bar of silence Crotchet Rest: one beat of silence 5. PRESENTATION Criteria 1 Dressed Appropriately Greeted Examiner Correct seating position Correct posture 6. SUMMARY Overall Result Successfully completed all requirements for Gold Award General Comments SAMPLE REPORT ONLY Examiner's Signature Date Page33