Grade 2 Trinity Theory Of Music

Preparation for Grade 2 Theory of Music Exam Trinity

What you'll learn

Learn the New Notes

New Note Values

Ties

The Quaver Rest

New Time Signature

Slow and Fast Beats

Syncopation

Relative Minors and Majors

Tonic Triad of A minor

Other Minor Keys - D and E Minor

First Inversions of Tonic Triads

Labelling Arpeggios

Broken Chords

Working out the Key of a Piece

Major and Minor 2nd Intervals

Circle of 5ths

Transposing

Musical Words and Symbols

Analysis

Extra explanation on Grouping Rules

Requirements

Students will need previous knowledge of Grade Theory of Music

Description

Learn and understand Theory of Music for Grade 2 Trinity. After this course you will be able to do grade 2 theory of music in the Trinity Syllabus. You will also be able to do a Grade 2 Theory of Music Exam in Trinity and will be ready to move on to Grade 3 Theory of Music in Trinity. In this course you will learn the following: New Notes, New Note Values, New Time Signatures, Slow and Fast Beats, Syncopation, Relative Minor and Majors, Minor Keys, Intervals in Maj and Min 2nds and 3rds, Labelling Scales, 1st Inversions of a Tonic Triad, Minor Arpeggios, Labelling Scales, Broken Chords, Working out the Key of a Piece, Circle of 5ths, Sequences, Transposing, Musical Words and Symbols and Writing your own tune to a given rhythm and an Analysis. You will also have access to a sample paper with answers which is a good practice especially when you want to write an exam. Preferably it would be best to have knowledge of Grade 1 Theory of Music under the Trinity syllabus, because the grades follow up on each other. At the end of the lectures, under section 2, there is access to answers of all the exercises in the book.

Overview

Section 1: Grade 2 Trinity Theory of Music

Lecture 1 New Notes Treble and Bass Clef

Lecture 2 New Note Values

Lecture 3 Ties

Lecture 4 The Quaver Rest

Lecture 5 New Time Signatures

Lecture 6 Slow and Fast Beats and Syncopation

Lecture 7 Relative Minors and Majors, The Natural Minor Scale and The Harmonic Minor Scale

Lecture 8 Intervals Major and Minor 3rds and Tonic Triad A Minor

Lecture 9 Other Minor Keys and Labelling Scales

Lecture 10 1. First Inversions of Tonic Triads and Minor Arpeggios

Lecture 11 Extra Video: 1st Inversion

Lecture 12 Labelling Arpeggios

Lecture 13 Broken Chords

Lecture 14 Working out the Key of a Piece

Lecture 15 Major and Minor 2nds

Lecture 16 Perfect Intervals

Lecture 17 Circle of 5ths and Sequences

Lecture 18 1. Transposing

Lecture 19 2. Transposing

Lecture 20 1. Musical Words and Symbols

Lecture 21 2. Musical Words and Symbols and Writing your own Tune to a Given Rhythm

Lecture 22 Analysis

Lecture 23 Extra Video on Grouping Rules

Section 2: Answers to Grade 2 Theory of Music Trinity

Lecture 24 New Notes Treble and Bass Clef Answers

Lecture 25 New Note Values Answers

Lecture 26 Ties Answers

Lecture 27 Quaver Rest Answers

Lecture 28 New Time Signatures Answers

Lecture 29 Slow and Fast Beats and Syncopation Answers

Lecture 30 Relative Min and Maj, The Natural Min Scale & The Harmonic Min scale Answers

Lecture 31 Intervals Maj and Min 3rds and Tonic Triad A minor Answers

Lecture 32 Other Minor Keys - D minor and E minor Answers

Lecture 33 First Inversions of Tonic Triads Answers

Lecture 34 Labelling Arpeggios Answers

Lecture 35 Broken Chords Answers

Lecture 36 Working Out the Key of a Piece Answers

Lecture 37 Intervals Major and Minor 2nds and Perfect Intervals Answers

Lecture 38 Circle of 5ths and Sequences Answers

Lecture 39 Transposing Answers

Lecture 40 Musical Words and Symbols and Writing your own Tune to a given Rhythm Answers

Lecture 41 Analysis Answers

Lecture 42 Sample Paper Answers

Students who want to learn and prepare for Grade 2 Theory of Music