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Understanding melody and harmony
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I can describe basic features of melodies and different common methods of melodic development.
I can identify a range of common melodic devices, including ornamentation, imitation and countermelodies.
I can describe and identify the different types of tonality, and can identify intervals in context.
I can identify different chord types by ear and through notation, and can identify different cadences.
I can identify a range of harmonic devices and how they are used.
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