Step 1
Explore these resources; Take notes as needed
Triad Formulas
Step 2
Loosely use Alfred Essentials of Music Theory on the Web Volume 2 to hone your knowledge and skills
Unit 12
Triads
Primary and Major Triads
Scale Degree Names
The V7th(Dominant 7th Chord)
Ear Training
Review
Use Alfred Essentials of Music Theory on the Web Volume 3 to hone your knowledge and skills
Unit 14
Minor Scales
Natural, Harmonic and Melodic Minor
Minor Triads
Augmented and Diminished Triads
Ear-training
Review
Step 3
OPTIONAL: Post a screen shot of your review results
Step 4
See your instructor for additional enrichment worksheets as needed
Step 5
See your instructor for a Formative Gateway Assessment
Step 1
Explore these resources; Take notes as needed
5. Good Common Progressions Chart
6. All you need is 4 Chords(I, V, vi, IV)
7. Building a Chord Progression
Step 2
Loosely use Alfred Essentials of Music Theory on the Web Volume 3 to hone your knowledge and skills
Unit 15
Primary Triads in Minor Keys
Minor Chord Progressions
Modes Related to the Major Scale
Modes Related to the Minor Scale
Ear-training
Review
Step 3
OPTIONAL: Post a screen shot of your review results
Step 4
Provide a chord progression used in one of your favorite songs (include the title)
Step 5
See your instructor for additional enrichment worksheets as needed
Step 1
Explore these resources; Take notes as needed
Step 2
See your instructor for a Formative Gateway Assessment
Step 1
Create an 8 bar progression in 4/4 time using half note chords(16 total)
Create/Label a Deceptive Cadence in bar four
Create/Label an Authentic Cadence in bar eight
Step 2
Provide the Roman Numeral Nomenclature for each chord
Step 3
Provide a screen shot and an audio file
Step 1
See your instructor for this unit's Summative Assessment