Music Theory And Ameb Grade 3 For Intermediate Learners

Easy Music Theory for intermediate music students - AMEB grade 3

What you'll learn

Intervals, Scales & Key Signatures Students will learn accidental intervals, key signatures up to four sharps and flats, and technical names of scale degrees

Chords, Harmony & Cadences Students will explore primary triads, voice ranges, four-part harmony, and recognize perfect and plagal cadences.

Rhythm, Composition & Transposition Students will develop rhythmic skills, create melodies, and learn to transpose music for different instruments and voices.

Form & Musical Terminology Students will study rondo form and expand their knowledge of musical terms for better music interpretation.

Requirements

Students should complete AMEB 1st and 2nd Grade Theory or have equivalent knowledge of key signatures, intervals, and basic chords. A solid understanding of music notation and rhythm is recommended.

Description

AMEB 3rd Grade Music Theory: Intermediate Level is designed for students with a basic understanding of music theory who wish to deepen their knowledge. This course covers a wide range of topics, including accidental intervals, key signatures, scales, and advanced harmony concepts like four-part harmony and cadences. You’ll explore rhythm invention, transposition, and melody writing, which will allow you to enhance your compositional skills.You will also delve into musical terms, voice range, and rondo form, which will help expand your theoretical knowledge and musical understanding. This course not only strengthens your grasp of the fundamental aspects of music theory but also prepares you to apply these concepts practically in your musical journey. By completing this course, students will gain a solid foundation to progress to more advanced music theory and further their musical development.This course is designed for anyone who is passionate about progressing beyond the basics of music theory, whether you are learning an instrument or wish to deepen your theoretical understanding. With practical examples, quizzes, and exercises, this course helps you master essential music theory concepts. It’s ideal for students aiming to progress from beginner to intermediate theory, providing them with the tools needed for their next level of musical achievement.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Lesson 1: Intervals

Lecture 2 Lesson 1: Intervals

Section 3: Lesson 2: Scales

Lecture 3 Lesson 2: Scales

Section 4: Lesson 3: Technical names

Lecture 4 Lesson 3: Technical names

Section 5: Lesson 4: Chords and Primary Triads

Lecture 5 Lesson 4: Chords and Primary Triads

Section 6: Lesson 5: Voice range and 4 part harmony

Lecture 6 Lesson 5: Voice range and 4 part harmony

Section 7: Lesson 6: Perfect Cadence

Lecture 7 Lesson 6: Perfect Cadence

Section 8: Lesson 7: Plagal Cadence

Lecture 8 Lesson 7: Plagal Cadence

Section 9: Lesson 8: Time and Rhythm

Lecture 9 Lesson 8: Time and Rhythm

Section 10: Lesson 9: Creative Rhythm Pattern for couplet

Lecture 10 Lesson 9: Creative Rhythm Pattern for Couplet

Section 11: Lesson 10: Writing Melodies

Lecture 11 Lesson 10: Writing Melodies

Section 12: Lesson 11: Transposition

Lecture 12 Lesson 11: Transpostion

Section 13: Lesson 12: Forms

Lecture 13 Lesson 12: Forms

Section 14: Lesson 13: Terms

Lecture 14 Lesson 13: Terms

This course is for intermediate learners and students of any instrument who want to deepen their understanding of music theory. It is ideal for those preparing for AMEB 3rd Grade Theory or looking to strengthen their knowledge of key signatures, intervals, chords, harmony, and composition.