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Music-Dictation

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  • 17-06-2012 7:01pm
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    Lor1963
    Closed Accounts Posts: 99 ✭✭


    I'm terrible at dictation but I really want an A? Any tips and any notes for Irish music?


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    OwlYouNeed
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    I can't really think of any tips for the dictation, sorry. Just make sure to write down the "key" for what you're using as rhythm if you're doing the part C one. And i find it helps if I write down the tonic solfa, just to make sure I'm getting the jumps right.

    I've got notes for the Irish music section though. Do you need notes for D or A-C?


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    Lor1963
    Closed Accounts Posts: 99 ✭✭Lor1963


    OwlYouNeed wrote: »
    I can't really think of any tips for the dictation, sorry. Just make sure to write down the "key" for what you're using as rhythm if you're doing the part C one. And i find it helps if I write down the tonic solfa, just to make sure I'm getting the jumps right.

    I've got notes for the Irish music section though. Do you need notes for D or A-C?

    Both please if you don't mind :) thanks


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    Bballgirl
    Registered Users Posts: 15 ✭Bballgirl


    In dictation the last note is always doh


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    #5
    lauretteg
    Registered Users Posts: 7 ✭lauretteg


    Hi guys, does anyone know where i can find the dictation solutions, as in the actual answers? Only the marks going for each are on examinations.ie


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