Grade 6 Aural Tests - Recognition of a Cadence
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Date: 2022-03-28
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Dylan
Interesting... in the United States we call your -perfect- cadence an -authentic- cadence, and your -imperfect- cadence a -half- cadence. The words -perfect- and -imperfect- in the United States have to do with melody within an authentic cadence (V to I in root position): going V to I and ending the melody on scale degree 1 (in root position) is our US -perfect authentic cadence-. Going V to I and ending the melody on scale degree 3 or 5 (in root position) is our US -imperfect authentic cadence-. Fascinating difference in terminology!
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Interesting... in the United States we call your -perfect- cadence an -authentic- cadence, and your -imperfect- cadence a -half- cadence. The words -perfect- and -imperfect- in the United States have to do with melody within an authentic cadence (V to I in root position): going V to I and ending the melody on scale degree 1 (in root position) is our US -perfect authentic cadence-. Going V to I and ending the melody on scale degree 3 or 5 (in root position) is our US -imperfect authentic cadence-. Fascinating difference in terminology!
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ramy
hello i have entrance exam in university of music at vienna ,
and i have part of this exam is aural skills (Recognising simple rhythmic , melodic and harmonic figures .
in fact am not understand what that mean !?
i need your help
are they mean what in this video ?
may you can send me , by sending links or video
thanks a lot , you are awesome ;)
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hello i have entrance exam in university of music at vienna ,
and i have part of this exam is aural skills (Recognising simple rhythmic , melodic and harmonic figures .
in fact am not understand what that mean !?
i need your help
are they mean what in this video ?
may you can send me , by sending links or video
thanks a lot , you are awesome ;)
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Blueberry
The way I was taught, V-I chords are called -authentic- and can either be perfect authentic, in which soprano resolves to tonic, or imperfect authentic, in which soprano lands on a note other than tonic, and cadences that end in the V are called half cadences... Is this just an American thing, or-?
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The way I was taught, V-I chords are called -authentic- and can either be perfect authentic, in which soprano resolves to tonic, or imperfect authentic, in which soprano lands on a note other than tonic, and cadences that end in the V are called half cadences... Is this just an American thing, or-?
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Derek
Watching this video, a thought occurred to me: if the tonic is in a MINOR key then the dominant will be a MAJOR chord. So listen to the tonality of the final chord - if it's minor it must be perfect, if major it must be imperfect (of the two choices we're given). An extra clue for nothing :)
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Watching this video, a thought occurred to me: if the tonic is in a MINOR key then the dominant will be a MAJOR chord. So listen to the tonality of the final chord - if it's minor it must be perfect, if major it must be imperfect (of the two choices we're given). An extra clue for nothing :)
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Padmaja
I learn a lot from your lessons, Sir and thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. Could you please direct me to the link where you have taught how to identify Plagal and Interrupted cadences as well. Thank you once again.
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I learn a lot from your lessons, Sir and thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. Could you please direct me to the link where you have taught how to identify Plagal and Interrupted cadences as well. Thank you once again.
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carolyn
thank you for for doing these - gone back to lessons as an adult and my music theory is decidedly shaky - grade 6 singing this term and grade 7 piano next so having serious practice sessions on aurals.
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thank you for for doing these - gone back to lessons as an adult and my music theory is decidedly shaky - grade 6 singing this term and grade 7 piano next so having serious practice sessions on aurals.
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Verity
Thank you. You are obviously a very good and fine teacher, and a comfort. So many videos about cadences just make them more confusing, and somewhat amateurish, though they are trying to help.
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Thank you. You are obviously a very good and fine teacher, and a comfort. So many videos about cadences just make them more confusing, and somewhat amateurish, though they are trying to help.
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Kimberly
Thankyou for making videos like this!! You're videos indeed a great help for everyone!! Hope you continue on making them in the future!! you're a great teacher by the way -__-
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Thankyou for making videos like this!! You're videos indeed a great help for everyone!! Hope you continue on making them in the future!! you're a great teacher by the way -__-
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Sweet
Great video I loved it!!! Wish you had more exercises though... It would be great if you posted a video with exercises both major and minor :)
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Great video I loved it!!! Wish you had more exercises though... It would be great if you posted a video with exercises both major and minor :)
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Patricia
thank you so much for helping me.- I really wanted and needed help in this. I am taking my grade 6 exam this November.- wish me luck!
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thank you so much for helping me.- I really wanted and needed help in this. I am taking my grade 6 exam this November.- wish me luck!
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