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Intermediate

Melodic Dictation

Five levels of writing down what you hear, from a few notes in C major to four bars in minor and the bass clef.

  1. First notes

    Three to five quarter notes from C to G. The first one is written in, and you can listen as often as you like.

  2. One bar

    One bar of 2/4 or 3/4 with quarters and eighths, in C major. Five listens.

    +130 XPPass at 80% to advance
  3. Two bars

    Two bars in keys with up to two sharps or flats, with half and dotted notes. Four listens.

    +160 XPPass at 80% to advance
  4. Dictation in minor

    Four bars in harmonic minor, with leaps along the tonic triad. Three listens, as in an exam.

    +200 XPPass at 80% to advance
  5. Checkpoint: dictation

    Four to eight bars, sometimes in the bass clef, with a chromatic note. Three listens and no key name.

    +260 XPPass at 80% to advance