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This document contains analytical comments from 6 music teachers on the Aural Trainer tool for grades 1 through 6.
[1] The Grade 1 Aural Trainer is helpful for understanding basic concepts but not more advanced goals like note values and scales.
[2] The Grade 2 Aural Trainer builds on Grade 1 and adds rhythm identification, providing a good review and introduction of new topics.
[3] The Grade 3 Aural Trainer continues the progression, using more difficult compound time signatures and major/minor key identification. The singing phrases are also more challenging.
[4] The Grade 4 format changed but exams are more difficult, requiring a longer single singing phrase and identifying five notes from scores. Most
This document contains analytical comments from 6 music teachers on the Aural Trainer tool for grades 1 through 6.
[1] The Grade 1 Aural Trainer is helpful for understanding basic concepts but not more advanced goals like note values and scales.
[2] The Grade 2 Aural Trainer builds on Grade 1 and adds rhythm identification, providing a good review and introduction of new topics.
[3] The Grade 3 Aural Trainer continues the progression, using more difficult compound time signatures and major/minor key identification. The singing phrases are also more challenging.
[4] The Grade 4 format changed but exams are more difficult, requiring a longer single singing phrase and identifying five notes from scores. Most
This document contains analytical comments from 6 music teachers on the Aural Trainer tool for grades 1 through 6.
[1] The Grade 1 Aural Trainer is helpful for understanding basic concepts but not more advanced goals like note values and scales.
[2] The Grade 2 Aural Trainer builds on Grade 1 and adds rhythm identification, providing a good review and introduction of new topics.
[3] The Grade 3 Aural Trainer continues the progression, using more difficult compound time signatures and major/minor key identification. The singing phrases are also more challenging.
[4] The Grade 4 format changed but exams are more difficult, requiring a longer single singing phrase and identifying five notes from scores. Most
- The Aural Trainer for grade 1 is really very helpful in achieving the some goals of the Music Theory Syllabus. It can improve students understanding of the differences of simple time signatures, musical signs and terms but for the other goals like the construction of the scales and fo the identification of note values I think it is not helpful.
2. Annela Salva (Grade 2)
- The Aural Trainer for Grade 2 is the continuation of the Grade 1 with some addition of new musical terms and also in addition to the third exam in which it focuses in identifying the difference in Pitch it also added the difference in Rhythm. This is a very helpful tool to reviewed student what they learned in their First grade with the addition to improve their new topic/goal.
3. Margie Cañonero (Grade 3)
- Same as the preceding Grades this aural trainer is the continuation. The difference is that it uses compound time signature which is much harder to recognize than the simple time signature and it has now identification of the difference of major and minor keys. For the singing of three phrases (third exam) the phrases here are more challenging to remember than the other two grades (1-2)exams.
4. June Philippe Ong (Grade 4)
- This aural tests for Grade 4 have similar structure but have change to a different format compare to the past 3 grades (1,2 and 3). The singing phrase is only one phrase but longer and little more challenging and you have to sing five notes from the score. The exams here are more challenging and most of the exams here can achieve the goals of the syllabus but not all.
5. Alfonso Encina (Grade 5)
- Same format as Grade 4 but more challenging. As the grade level get higher and higher the more challenging the exams are. Here you’ll going to sing six notes from the score and it has addition of recognition of ornamentation and new more musical terms. Same as the other grades not all the goals of the music theory syllabus can be achieved through this aural trainer.
6. Rose belle Cama (Grade 6)
-For me from this grade 6 to 8 are the hardest exams because you need to repeat the upper part of a melody with a simple accompaniment, you will sing a melody while the accompaniment only is being played and you need to identify the difference of the two cadences perfect and imperfect cadence and you also need to identify the structure and texture in music. Very challenging and it really helpful to achieved the goal of the music theory syllabus for grade 6 but not all.