Sample Grade 5 Theory Paper

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Sample Grade 5 Theory Paper Paper 1

Section 1 (10 marks) Put a tick (P) in the box next to the correct answer. Boxes for Example Name this note: A * D * C P* This shows that you think C is the correct answer. 1.1 Name the circled note: B * G# * B#* 1.2 Which rest(s) should be put below the asterisk (*) to complete this bar? * 1.3 Which is the correct time signature? * * * 4 * 3 * 7 * 1.4 Which note is the enharmonic equivalent of this note? E# * Gb * G * 1.5 Which note is the tonic of the major key shown by this key signature? B * G# * E * 2

Put a tick (P) in the box next to the correct answer. 1.6 Which note is the dominant of the minor key shown by this key signature? Eb * Ab * C * Boxes for 1.7 The correct label for the following scale is: Bb major scale ascending * Bb natural minor scale ascending * Bb melodic minor scale ascending * 1.8 Which Roman numeral fits below this supertonic triad? ii * II * IV * 1.9 Which instrument often uses this clef? cello * bassoon * viola * 1.10 Name this cadence: Perfect cadence in E major * Plagal cadence in A major * Imperfect cadence in A major * Section 2 (15 marks) 2.1 Write a one-octave F# melodic minor scale in crotchets ascending then descending. Use a key signature. 3

2.2 Write the key signature of the key shown. Then write its one-octave arpeggio in the rhythm given below. 3 3 Boxes for C# minor going down then up Section 3 (10 marks) 3.1 Continue the rhythm to fit the following phrase. Sleep, little child, go to sleep, Mother is here by your bed. Sleep, little child, go to sleep, Rest on the pillow your head. Sleep, Anon. lit - tle child 4

Section 4 (15 marks) Boxes for 4.1 Transpose this melody up a major 2nd so that a clarinet in Bb will be able to play it at the same pitch as the following notes. Mozart Section 5 (15 marks) 5.1 Using crotchets, write out 4-part chords for SATB using the chords shown by the Roman numerals. Double the root in each case, even if the chord is in first or second inversion. (F minor) ib (D major) Ic Section 6 (15 marks) 6.1 Use notes from the chords shown by the chord symbols to write a tune above the bass line. Decorate your tune once you have the main harmony notes in place. Am Am/C Dm Bº Bº/D E 7 Am Please turn over to Section 7 5

Section 7 (20 marks) Look at the following song and answer the questions on page 8. Piano 5 Moderato 1 Voice wan - der is my one de - light, To wan - der, To mf Franz Schubert 1.To p mf 9 wan - der is my one de - light, to wan - der; I'd p mf 13 be a wretch ed mil- ler's boy Were this old mill my on - ly joy, To 6 p

17 pp wan 21 - der, To wan - der, To wan pp - der To wan - der 2.The mf 2. The water is to blame for this, The water, The water is to blame for this, The water; By watching it I m restless too, It flows from me, it flows to you. The water. 4. The millstones grinding all the time, The millstones, The millstones grinding all the time, The millstones; They travel till they are quite worn, They grind their way through sacks of corn, The millstones. 3. The millwheel turning round and round, The millwheel, The millwheel turning round and round, The millwheel; It tells me it is wrong to stay, It turns by night, it turns by day, The millwheel. 5. To wander off is what I d like, To wander, To wander off is what I d like, To wander; Oh master, all the Earth s on show, I may come back but let me go, And wander. Translation Ronald Duncan 7

Boxes for 7.1 In which key is this song? 7.2 In what form is this song composed? 7.3 For which voice (soprano, alto, tenor or bass) is this song written? 7.4 Look at the way the piano part is written (treble part). Why does it suits the words of this song? 7.5 Why does the dynamic marking of the piano part changes from mf to p in bar 5 (piano part)? 7.6 What kind of cadence does the composer use in bar 4? 7.7 This song does not modulate but name the bars in which you can find a hint of the relative minor key. 7.8 Circle an interval of a diminished 5th in bar 9 (voice part). 7.9 Look at the bass line in bars 13 16. How does it differ from the rest of the bass line? 7.10 Bracket () the sequences (voice part) and say whether they are real or tonal. 8