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5/11/14 The full Answer Keys with points breakdowns for the 2013-2014 GMTA Theory Tests will be posted as soon as they become available. Until then, here are the answers for the Ear Training sections of the tests: LEVEL I (Treble, Bass, & Alto) Section A 1. Low 2. High 3. Low 4. High 5. High Section B 1. Same 2. Up 3. Down 4. Up 5. Down Section C 1. Major 2. minor 3. Major 4. Major 5. minor Section D 1. A 2. B 3. A 4. B 5. A LEVEL II Section A 1. 4 th 2. 5 th 3. 2 nd 4. 3 rd Section B 1. Major 2. minor 3. minor 4. Major Section C 1. 3/4 2. 4/4 3. 4/4 4. 3/4 Section D 1. C 2. C 3. A Section E 1. Skip down 2. Repeat 3. Step up 4. Step down 5. Skip up LEVEL III Section A 1. M 2. Hm 3. Hm 4. M 5. Hm Section B 1. 2 2. 7 3. 3 4. 4 5. 5 6. 2 7. 6 8. 8 9. 5 10. 3 Section C 1. Whole 2. Half 3. Half 4. Whole 5. Whole Section D 1. B 2. A 3. B LEVEL IV Section A 1. m2 2. m6 3. M7 4. P5 5. M3 6. M7 7. P4 8. M2 Section B 1. Mm 2. Nm 3. M 4. Hm 5. Nm Section C 1. Authentic 2. Half 3. Half Section D 1. C 2. A 3. B LEVEL V Section A 1. m6 2. m3 3. Tritone 4. P5 Section B 1. B 2. C Section C 1. A 2. C Section D 1. Minor 2. Major 3. Augmented 4. Diminished Section E 1. Half 2. Plagal

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level I (Treble Clef) Name: APSE'6 ICi Y Date: Part I: EAR TRAINING Each example will be played twice. Section A: Are the sounds you hear high or low? Circle the correct answer. 1. High ow 2 Hig Low 3. High Low 4. ig Low 5 High Low Section B: Are the sounds you hear going up, going down, or staying the same? Cirde the correct answer. 6. Up Down Same Up Down Same 8. Up own Same Up Down Same 1 0. Up o w n Same Section C: Are the chords you hear Major or minor? Circle the correct answer. 11. aj or minor 12. Major minor 13. ajor minor 14. ajor minor 15. Major minor Section D: Which rhythm do you hear? Circle A or B. 17. A 18. A 19. A 20. A Copyright 2011

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level I {Treble Clef} 2 Part II: WRITTEN Section E: Name these notes in the blanks below the notes. Use capital letters. Name: +~~NB R Section F: Identify these intervals by NUMBER only, as 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8 (octave). Section G: Draw whole notes ( C7) on the given line or space. Space E Line E Space C Spa ce F Line 8 Section H: Which of these key signatures is C Major7 Circle the correct measure.

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level I (Treble Clef) Section I: Add the missing bar lines. Section J: Write the missing time signature in its correct place on the staff. Section K: Complete each measure by drawing gnn, note under each arrow. Be sure the note value completes the measure.

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level I (Treble Clef) Name: A'5 ' bv Z R. ke. / Section L: Circle the name of the type of note or rest pictured. Quarter note H a lf rest Half rest Quarter note Eighth note Half note If note Quarter rest hole note Dotted half note Section M: Match terms to their definitions. Print carefully using CAPITAL LETTERS. A. Loud Staccato Tempo B. Soft C. Smooth and connected D. Short and separated G H Legato Allegro Adagio n :I E. Speed F. Indicates to repeat a section G. A fast tempo H. A slow tempo I. Gradually getting louder J. Gradually getting softer K. Hold or pause

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level I (Bass Clef) Name: s e r ( e Date: Part I: EAR TRAINING Each example will be played twice. Section A: Are the sounds you hear high or low? Circle the correct answer. 1. High Low. High L ow 3. High L o w 4 High Low. High L ow Section B: Are the sounds you hear going up, going down, or staying the same? Circle the correct answer. 6. Up Down Same 7 Up D ow n Same 8. Up Down Same U p Down Same 1 0. Up Down Same Section C: Are the chords you hear Major or minor? Circle the correct answer. 11 Major m inor 12. Major minor 13 Major m inor 14 ajor minor 15. Major minor Section D: Which rhythm do you hear? Circle A or B. 16. A 17. A 18. Q A 19. A 20. A B Copyright 2013

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level I (Bass Clef) Name: Part II: WRITTEN Section E: Name these notes in the blanks below the notes. Use capital letters. ca. Section F: Identify these intervals by NUMBER only, as 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8 (octave). Section G: Draw whole notes ( C7) on the given line or space. Space G Line G Space E Space A Line D Section H: Which of these key signatures is C Major? Circle the correct measure.

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level I (Bass Clef) Name: A l N E Section I: Add the missing bar lines. Section J: Write the missing time signature in its correct place on the staff. Section K: Complete each measure by drawing one note under each arrow. Be sure the note value completes the measure.

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level l (Bass Clef) Name: W g k l Section L: Circle the name of the type of note or rest pictured. Quarter note H a lf rest Half rest Quarter note Eighth note Half note Half note uarter rest hole note Dotted half note Section M: Match terms to their definitions. Print carefully using CAPITAL LETTERS. A. Loud ~ Staccato E Tempo B. Soft C. Smooth and connected D. Short and separated ~ Legato 6 Allegro H Adagio E. Speed F. Indicates to repeat a section G. A fast tempo H. A slow tempo I. Gradually getting louder J. Gradually getting softer K. Hold or pause

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level I (Alto Clef) Name: Date: Part I: EAR TRAINING Each example will be played twice. Section A: Are the sounds you hear high or low? Circle the correct answer. 1. High Low 2 High Low 3. High L ow 4. High l ow 5 High Low Section B: Are the sounds you hear going up, going down, or staying the same? Circle the correct answer. 6. Up Down Same 7 Up D ow n Same 8. Up Down Same 9 Up D ow n Same 1 0. Up Down Same Section C: Are the chords you hear Major or minor? Circle the correct answer. 11 ajor minor 1 2. Major inor 13. ajor minor 14 ajo r minor 15. Major minor Section D: Which rhythm do you hear? Circle A or B. 16. A B 17. A 18.+ A B 19. A 20. ~A Copyright 2013

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level I (Alto Clef) 2 Part II: WRITTEN Section E: Name these notes in the blanks below the notes. Use capital letters. Name: + +~+<< k a' Section F: Identify these intervals by NUMBER only, as 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8 (octave). Section G: Draw whole notes ( C7) on the given line or space. Space F Line F Space D Spa c e G Line C Section H: Which of these key signatures is C Major? Circle the correct measure.

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level I (Alto Clef) Name: Ak S ClJ'ER /( < Section I: Add the missing bar lines. Section J: Write the missing time signature in its correct place on the staff. Section K: Complete each measure by drawing one note under each arrow. Be sure the note value completes the measure.

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level I (Alto Clef) Name: A 4' 4) Section L: Circle the name of the type of note or rest pictured. uarter note H a lf rest Half rest Quarter note Eighth note Half note alf note Quarter rest hole note Dotted half note Section M: Match terms to their definitions. Print carefully using CAPITAL LETTERS. A. Loud Staccato Tempo B. Soft C. Smooth and connected D. Short and separated Legato 6 Allegro Adagio E. Speed F. Indicates to repeat a section G. A fast tempo H. A slow tempo I. Gradually getting louder :I J. Gradually getting softer K. Hold or pause

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level III Name: Section A: Circle the quality of the ~ g < + M = scale Major that you hear. Hm = Harmonic minor 1. Q M Hm 2. M Q Hm 3. M Hm 4. Q M Hm 5. M m Date: PART I: EAR TRAINING Each example will be played twice Section 8: Identify the interval you hear by number only. g 4 ~oq All intervals played will be either major or perfect. Q>tttx trxtr IQ r"r 5 2- (Hm') 3. 3 5. ' f g. 5 5. ~ 10. Lb frfs. I 5 7c Wa. =I~~f+s-65'I- Section C: Whole and half steps. Circle the interval that you hear. t.~ hole Half 2. Whole ~ alf 3. Whole ~ e l f 4.~hole Half 5.~hole H a lf Section D: Circle the letter (A, B, or C) next to the rhythm that you hear. A 2. QA 3 A Qe copyright 2013

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level III 2 PART II: WRITTEN Section E: Name the following key signatures. 0 I'j. <4 + Name: S W~ A Major Major E Major J minor D mi no r P mi nor Section F: Add accidentals on the correct side of the following notes to form the scales indicated. 5 irfs C4+ Elt Major B Major Alt Major Section G: Write the order of sharps and flats in the following clefs. If done correctly, the staves will show the key signatures of Cf and Clt Major. FLATS SHARPS 4cccA444,4I Section H: Name the root of each of the following triads. Section I: Write the following triads in root position. G:V F: IV A:V

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level III Name: 5W~ Section J: Rewrite the following melody on the bass clef, beginning two octaves lower than the example. Don'tforget to include all the barlines. 22 f,9, ++f from the Notebok for Anna Magdalene Bach J.S. Bach -5 r f wvo $ o G+4P4'. e Tcr tnt< e ~ rtr+ nt ' Isoc steu cj',recr4u an Istrnrn ~ afar ton~i nc us+ c4 ~, vs'~~ 1 0 g~ ( tsar.v jtuer- t3 Section K: Write the following intervals above or below the given note. ~ ~ 2nd below 3rd above 4th above 5th below 7th 4th 6th Octave a bove bel ow above above Section L: Identify the following intervals by writing the number of the interval and circling its quality. M = Major m = minor P = Perfect g f4s.s trkcjjs 'I 5 3 7 Q M m P M m Q P M m Q P M QmP M QmP z M mq P M Qm P Q M m P Q M m P M m QP Section M: Given these Major key signatures, identify the root-position tdads with Roman numerals. Remember to use uppercase for Major triads and lowercase for minor triads. d

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level III 4 Name: ~ ec Section N: Complete these measures by adding one note to each measure, under the arrows. You should add four (4) notes total. Note that there are four (4) different time signatures. S ection 0: Circle whether the following cadences are authentic or half. 2a sj. (c:r x Authentic Authentic Authentic + elf ~Half Half Section P: Match these terms anddefinitions. Pdint your answers carefully using CAPITAL LETTERS. F Poco 2. H Pian issimo 3. D Molto 4. K Largo 5. ~ Tempo 6. I Andante T.L < 8. 6 Atempo 9. 6 Dim e nuendo 10. 0 6 ' A. Loud B. Return to the original speed or tempo C. Moderate or walking speed D. Much E. Little E Getting gradually louder G. Accent H. Very soft I. Speed J. Slur K. Very slow L. Moderately loud M. Indicates to repeat a section N. Gradually getting softer, descrescendo O. Indicates to play notes an octave higher

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level IV Name: w~ I' PART I: EAR TRAINING Each example will be played twice. Date: (O'L ~ a j E T = Za Ps. I fo'l o Section A: Identify the interval that you hear by both quality and number. 1. ~2 5.~ 5 2. ~& 5. ~ 4. FD S. 5'L Section B: Circle the scale that you hear. M = Major Nm = Natural minor Hm = Harmonic minor M m = Melodic minor 1. M Nm Hm ~ m 2. M ~Nm Hm Mm 3. QM Nm Hm Mm 4. M Nm ( HH) Mm 5. M ~Nm Hm Mm Section C: Circle the cadence you hear as either Authentic or Half. i eoe4 1. Authentic Half 2. Authentic ~Half 3. Authentic (Qa lf 4. A uthentic Half Section D: Circle the letter (A, B, or C) of the rhythm that you hear. L jrfs ~ 1. A Copyright 2011

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level IV Name: uf Section D (continuedj Q A B 3 A PART II: WRITTEN (0 ir(s. ~ Section E: Drawing Scales ) P * In this section, be sure to use accidentals, not key signatures. * Use whole notes. * Be sure to draw accidentals on the correct line or space and on the correct side of the notes. * Draw ascending scales unless specifically instructed to do otherwise. NOTE: ** ** No credit will be given for scales with incorrect notes or accidentals. One (1) point will be deducted for each accidental drawn on the incorrect line or space. ** Maximum deduction of five (5) points. One (1) point will be deducted for each accidental drawn on the wrong side. Maximum deduction of five (5) points. ¹1: Draw an E major scale.

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level IV Section E (continued) Name: l ~ 3 ¹2: Draw the natural minor form of the relative minor of the E Major scale. ¹3: Draw the harmonic minor form of the relative minor of the E Major scale. ¹4: Draw the melodic minor form, both ascending and descending, of the relative minor of the E major scale. ¹5: Draw the harmonic minor form of the parallel minor of the E Major scale. ¹th Draw the enharmonic scale of F[ Major. ¹7: Draw the tonic triad in root position, and its inversions, of F minor.

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level IV 4 Name: ~ B C Section E (continued) ¹8: Draw the subdominant triad in root position, and its inversions, of A Major. ¹9: Draw the dominant triad in root position, and its inversions, of D Major. ¹10: Draw and label the Authentic, Half, plagal, and Deceptive cadences in C Major. Z f rtt- err A Authentic Half Plagal Deceptive Section F: Draw the beat note (single beat) in the staff for the following six time signatures. Each measure should contain one note that represents the kind of note that "gets the beat", such as a quarter note, half note, eighth note, dotted note, etc. Section G: Identify the following intervals by both quality and number. 2 pts.e.uc( Section H: Label the following triads in the key of A Major using Roman numerals. Use upper- case for Major snd lower-case for minor. If a triad is augmented, use upper-case and add either a plus sign or "aug", e.g. either III+ or IH Aug. If a triad is diminished, use lower-case and add either a degree sign or "dim", e.g., either ii' or ii dim. g fjs c drar - j '6~~ 5 r

2013-2014 GMTA Theory Test: Level IV Name: Section I: Match these terms and definitions. Print your answers carefully using CAPITAL LETTERS. 1. H do lce s 5 s. A 7. T s. E 9 Y «. C 12. Ct leggiero non troppo simile poco coda pesante molto subito plu ABA meno cantabile A. Ending section B. Little C. More D. Lightly E. Much R I, alla breve G. Ternary H. Sweetly I. Heavy, forceful J. Suddenly K. In the same manner L. In a singing manner M. Tenuto, hold full value N. Nottoomuch 0. Less