Requirements Music theory Music theoretical knowledge and musical ear knowledge of note names in treble and bass clefs. signature of the minor and major tonalities. the ability to recognize and name all possible intervals within an octave, by ear and writing, melodic and harmonic. the ability to recognize and name the following triads melodic and harmonic, by ear and in writing [...] degree, notated by Roman numerals. the ability to notate a melody by ear, using the treble clef (melodic dictation). the ability to notate a rhythm by ear (rhythmic dictation).
Theory Jazz Music Theory Music theoretical knowledge and musical ear Knowledge of note names in treble and bass clefs. Signature of the minor and major tonalities. The ability to recognize and name all possible intervals within an octave, by ear and writing, melodic and harmonic. The ability to recognize and name the following triads melodic and harmonic, by ear and in writing [...] degree, notated by Roman numerals. The ability to notate a melody by ear, using the treble clef (melodic dictation). The ability to notate a rhythm by ear (rhythmic dictation). Exercise material Below you
to recognize and name all possible intervals within an octave, by ear and writing, melodic and harmonic. The ability to recognize and name the following triads melodic and harmonic, by ear and in writing [...] and name the following seventh chords melodic and harmonic, by ear and in writing, in root position only: major seven (∆), minor seven (mi7), half diminished (ø), diminished (o), minor major seven ( [...] degree, notated by Roman numerals. The ability to notate a melody by ear, using the treble clef (melodic dictation). The ability to notate a rhythm by ear (rhythmic dictation). Exercise material Below you
rhythms, reading and playing chord schemes, repeating melodies by ear, either singing, playing or writing down, playing a chordal accompaniment to a melody by ear. There are several books, websites and programs to help you train your music theory and your musical ear. To mention a few: www.musictheory.net www.oscarvandillen.com/tools_for_students www.earmaster.com Virtual Music School – Fundamentals
. Also, all new (bachelor) vocal students are offered an ENT (ear, nose and throat) examination to assess the strain on their voice. If necessary, they receive further guidance from Codarts' voice [...] screening Physical tests Music Theatre Physical tests ENT (ear, nose and throat) examination Music Teacher Speech therapist vocal screening Vocal/songwriting For the study programmes: jazz, pop, world music, classical music ENT (ear, nose and throat) examination
addition, (band) experience, musical interest, technique, musical ear, theoretical knowledge and reading notes are important. Moreover, you need to have a good motivation behind your choice of this study [...] Reasonable left and right-hand technique is a requirement. Musical ear: Hear the difference between major and minor chords. Be able to repeat bass line by singing and play it on your bass. Search for key and play along with a track by ear. Reading notes: Sight reading and playing chords over a number of bars. Sight reading and playing notes over a number of bars.
Pilates. Classical Music Body & Mind Awareness Programme Hearing & Ear protection, Injury Prevention, Healthy Nutrition, Alexander Technique, Mental Skills, Stress Regulation, Pilates, 'Performance, [...] /Yoga. Jazz and Pop Body & Mind Awareness Programme Hearing & Ear protection, Injury Prevention, Healthy Nutrition, Alexander Technique, Mental Skills, Stress Regulation, Pilates, 'Performance, [...] Performance Preparation: Dealing with Stress, Exercise & Hearing & Ear protection and Conditioning. Music in Education Health & Performance courses Hearing & Ear protection, Mental Skills, Alexander
standards and jazz originals in ensemble setting Sufficient level of ear-training development
a simple notated theme and/or chord progression. Improvise by ear over a played chord progression. Knowledge and command of the major scale, harmonic and melodic minor scales in all keys, with staccato
a simple notated theme and/or chord progression. Improvise by ear over a played chord progression. Knowledge and command of the major scale, harmonic and melodic minor scales in all keys, with staccato
