Identify the D Phrygian Scale

Use the template and audio below for the Harmonic Dictation FRQ 4: Only notate the Soprano and Bass pitches.  Include Roman Numerals and Figured Bass indicating the chords and their inversions. Upload your answer.  

Identify the  E Lydian Scale

Part writing from a given bass line pitches and figured bass (suggested time – 15 minutes):: Realize the figured bass below in four voices, following tradition eighteenth-century voice-leading procedures. Do not add embellishments. Below each chord, write the Roman Numeral and figured bass that appropriately indicates harmonic function. Upload your answer.

Using the music below, answer the question: The music viewed is correct.  In which measure is there a melodic performance error? Listen to the audio below:

Sight Singing: You have 1 minute and 15 seconds to practice.  Upload your mp3 recording.

Part writing from a given soprano line (suggested time – 20 minutes): Complete the bass line for the given melody. Place Roman Numerals with inversion symbols below the bass line to indicate the harmonies implied by the soprano and bass. Upload your answer. Use an approprate cadence at each phrase ending. Give melodic interest to the bass line. Vary the motion of the bass line in relation to the soprano. Use mostly quarter notes. Do NOT notate the alto and tenor lines.

Identify the Major Key:

Aural Skills Question. The below musical excerpt is in 3/4 time.  This excerpt is best identified:

The artist of this painting is© 2008 Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York The woman’s face has oversized eyes, two dots to suggest nostrils, and skeleton-like teeth. Square shoulders and crossed arms frame large breasts. Peach-colored dashes suggest shins and feet near the bottom of the canvas. Paint around the woman is scrawled and dashed on in white, black, pink, yellow, teal, light blue, and lemon-lime. Black paint drips down the canvas near the bottom edge.