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Each level reviews previous material as well as presenting new concepts.

  • Preparatory Level (beginner):  Note names, half and whole steps, intervals to 5th by number, Major and
    minor five finger positions and chords, Major key signatures and scales, rhythms in 2/4, 3/4, 4/4.  Keys of C,
    F, G, D Major.

  • Level I (beginner):  All previous material plus intervals to 7th by number, Major and minor triads, I, IV,
    and V chords, rhythms including eighth notes.

  • Level II (advanced beginner):  All previous material plus authentic, half, and plagal cadences, rhythms
    including 6/8.  Keys of C, G, D, A, F, Bb Major, a minor.

  • Level III (early intermediate): All previous material plus all Major key signatures, a, e, and d natural and
    harmonic minor, Major and Perfect intervals, Major and minor triads and  inversions, rhythm including 2/2
    and triplets.

  • Level IV (intermediate): All previous material plus new keys of  g, c, and b minor, minor intervals,
    diminished triads, iii and vi chords, Dominant 7th chord, rhythm including sixteenth patterns, transposition,
    four periods of music history.

  • Level V (intermediate):  All previous material plus new key of F minor, chromatic scale, ii and viio chords,
    Dominant 7th chord, more music history.

  • Level VI (late intermediate): All previous material plus keys of  f sharp and b flat minors, Augmented and
    diminished intervals, Augmented triads, Roman Numerals in harmonic minor, deceptive cadence, modulation,
    chord progressions.

  • Level VII (early advanced): All previous material including all Major and minor keys, Circle of Fifths,
    melodic minor scales, diminished 7th chords, Sonata Allegro form.

  • Level VIII (early advanced): All previous material plus whole tone scale, secondary dominants,
    homophonic and polyphonic textures, diatonic and chromatic half steps.

  • Level IX (advanced): All previous material plus triads within whole tone scale, Major, minor, and half
    diminished 7th chords, Fugue, Baroque Suite. 

  • Level X (advanced): Traditional devices (passing tones, anticipations, etc.), Contemporary Period
    techniques, Augmented 6th chords, analysis of complete movements of Fugue, Sonata Allegro, Rondo,
    Theme and Variations, Twelve-Tone music.