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One Note Notation Drill

You will hear a tonicization followed by a note. Place the note you hear on the staff (based on the key signature). You may switch levels using the drop-down menus.

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Greg's Tips

Identifying one note at a time is the simplest type of melodic dictation. If you're just starting out, at first it may be useful to:

  1. Play tonic again, and sing a scale.
  2. Play the note again and sing up the scale until you reach the note you've just heard.
  3. Using the key signature, figure out what pitch that scale degree is and draw that note on the staff.

In order to gain speed, however, once you've mastered the system above, it's important to:

  1. Identify the scale degree/solfege simply by its 'feel' without directly comparing it to tonic in your mind.
  2. Notice if there are particular scale degrees you have trouble identifying -- such as, say 6 and 4. Sing those notes and notice how they feel in your voice; use this to start to recognize the feel of the more 'difficult' scale degrees.

High Scores

Note ID on the Staff High Scores
Username Date Percent Level Score
Calum 2010-09-06 100% 6 10000
Bex 2010-07-19 100% 6 10000
0rganist 2010-06-30 100% 6 10000
alexman 2010-05-09 100% 6 10000
tmt 2010-04-29 100% 6 10000
ajenks 2010-04-25 100% 6 10000
Katie potratz 2010-02-18 100% 6 10000
pllama 2009-11-27 100% 6 10000
goodman_alex 2009-11-01 100% 6 10000
nlsagers 2009-10-24 100% 6 10000

Comments

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On 2010-07-28 at 20:16:34, doctor-ivory wrote:
The creator of this website needs to be seriously applauded!

On 2010-04-20 at 04:55:37, elubop wrote:
I's a question really,..is there any way to improve the sound quality ? On my Mac the sounds are pretty harsh.