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Harmony Resource page

As part of the course, you will demonstrate and/or acquire the ability to recognize chords, scales, and intervals in notated music.
The resources below have been developed for students who would like to learn to read basic music notation, scales, and intervals (which are required for this course).
Students already familiar with this material can simply take the quizzes on Avenue to Learn
Each quiz can be taken repeatedly. Your last score for each quiz will serve as your quiz mark.
Together, these quizes count for 10% of your final mark

The basics: Clefs, Steps, and Key signatures

Demonstrate your knowledge of these topics in Quizzes 1-3.

Now that you've done the lessons, use the practice links to prepare for your quiz:

Demonstrate your knowledge of these topics in Quizzes 4-6.

	Supplemental practice (optional)
	No key signature, major and minor intervals only With different key signatures Major/minor (no accidentals) Major/minor some with accidentals and some without Note: Augmented/diminished interval information is useful information, but quiz will assess only major/minor intervals.

Demonstrate your knowledge of these topics in Quiz 7.

Supplemental practice (optional)
Note Duration practice Measure and Time Signature practice Rest Duration practice: Dots and Ties practice

As part of the course, you will demonstrate and/or acquire the ability to recognize chords, scales, and intervals in notated music.
The resources below have been developed for students who would like to learn to read basic music notation, scales, and intervals (which are required for this course).
Students already familiar with this material can simply take the quizzes on Avenue to Learn
Each quiz can be taken repeatedly. Your last score for each quiz will serve as your quiz mark.
Together, these quizes count for 10% of your final mark

Demonstrate your knowledge of these topics in Quizzes 1-3.

Demonstrate your knowledge of these topics in Quizzes 4-6.

	Lessons	Supplemental practice (optional)
	Major scale Minor and harmonic scales Generic Intervals Specific Intervals Introduction to Triads	No key signature, major and minor intervals only With different key signatures Major/minor (no accidentals) Major/minor some with accidentals and some without Note: Augmented/diminished interval information is useful information, but quiz will assess only major/minor intervals.

Demonstrate your knowledge of these topics in Quiz 7.

Lessons	Supplemental practice (optional)
Note Duration Measures and Time Signature Rest Duration Dots and Ties Simple and Compound Meter	Note Duration practice Measure and Time Signature practice Rest Duration practice: Dots and Ties practice