Tonic and Dominant Triad Skips In Major Keys

Dictations in major keys incorporating leaps within both the tonic and the dominant triads in simple and compound meters. Each example is preceded by one measure establishing the key and tempo.

Simple Meter Key

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Simple Meter #1

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Simple Meter #2

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Simple Meter #3

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Simple Meter #4

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Simple Meter #5

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Simple Meter #6

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Simple Meter #7

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Simple Meter #8

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Simple Meter #9

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Simple Meter #10

Compound Meter Key

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Compound Meter #1

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Compound Meter #2

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Compound Meter #3

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Compound Meter #4

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Compound #5

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Compound #6

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Compound #7

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Compound #8

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Compound #9

Tonic and Dominant Skips in Major Keys, Compound #10

Challenge Dictations 1-6 (Alto clef, tenor clef, mixed meter)

Diatonic melodies in major and minor, simple and compound meters. Melodies include elements such as alto clef, tenor clef, and changing meter (3/4 to 6/8 and vice versa). All melodies are 8 measures long and are preceded by one measure establishing the tempo and key.

Answer Key

Challenge Dictation (Tonic Triad Skips) #1

Challenge Dictation (Tonic Triad Skips) #2

Challenge Dictation (Tonic Triad Skips) #3

Challenge Dictation (Tonic Triad Skips) #4

Challenge Dictation (Tonic Triad Skips) #5

Challenge Dictation (Tonic Triad Skips) #6

Tonic Triad Skips in Minor, Compound and Simple Meters

Tonic Triad Skips in both Compound and Simple Meters

Each excerpt is proceeded by one measure that establishes the key and tempo. All examples are 8 measures long.

Answer Key

Tonic Triad Skips in Minor, Compound Meter #1

Tonic Triad Skips in Minor, Compound Meter #2

Tonic Triad Skips in Minor, Compound Meter #3

Tonic Triad Skips in Minor, Compound Meter #4

Tonic Triad Skips in Minor, Compound Meter #5

Tonic Triad Skips in Minor, Simple Meter #1

Tonic Triad Skips in Minor, Simple Meter #2

Tonic Triad Skips in Minor, Simple Meter #3

Tonic Triad Skips in Minor, Simple Meter #4

Tonic Triad Skips in Minor, Simple Meter #5

Tonic Triad Skips in Simple Meter

Excerpts in simple meter (2/4, 3/4, and 4/4) with skips involving the tonic triad. The sixteenth note is the smallest rhythmic value, and each excerpt is preceded by the tonic triad and one measure of clicks to establish the tempo.

Answer Key

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #1

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #2

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #3

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #4

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #5

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #6

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #7

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #8

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #9

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #10

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #11

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #12

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #13

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #14

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #15

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #16

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #17

Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3) #18

Challenge Dictation 1: Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3)

Challenge Dictation 2: Tonic Triad Skips (Ch 3)