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GuidetoMusicTheoryFinalExample-NOTES.pdf

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GuidetoMusicTheoryFINALCompositionProject1.pdf

Guide to Music Theory Final Composition Project (25 points)

Due Wednesday, November 8th, 2023

Write a song that matches the below criteria:

● 16 bars long - four 4-measure phrases, using the following Roman numeral harmonies: (5 pts)

I (or i) I (or i) V (or V7) V (or V7)

V (or V7) V (or V7) I (or i) I (or i)

X X X X

V (or V7) V (or V7) I (or i) I (or i)

The X’s mark free spaces, those measures may be any chords/harmony of your choosing, but they must

include at least one inversion (1 pt) and at least one chord extension (1 pt).

● In a major or minor key (1 pt)

● Grand staff (2 staffs):

○ Top staff: Treble Clef - Melody (1 pt)

○ Bottom staff: Bass Clef - Chords (1 pt)

■ Above the bass clef staff, correct chord symbols. (2 pt)

■ The chords may be in closed or open positions.

■ +1 Extra Credit if the chords are arpeggiated. Be creative!

● Uses the following musical elements correctly:

○ Key and time signature (1 pt)

○ Tempo Marking (1 pt)

○ Correct number of beats per measure (1 pt)

Your first 4-measure phrase will start on a chord tone of the I (or i) chord and end on a note of the V (or V7)

chord. (2 pts)

Your second 4-measure phrase will be a variation of your first phrase, adapted to the the different

harmony. (2 pts)

Your third 4-measure phrase will contrast with the first and second phrases, mostly using notes from your

selected harmonies. (2 pts)

Your fourth 4-measure phrase will conclude your melody and end on the same note on which you started.

(2 pts)

You may use a notation program (recommended) or neatly write out by hand. Your piece must be clearly

legible. (1 pt)

Please give your piece a TITLE and mark your name on the upper right hand corner. (1 pts)

GuidetoMusicTheoryFINALCompositionProject1.pdf

Guide to Music Theory Final Composition Project (25 points)

Due Wednesday, November 8th, 2023

Write a song that matches the below criteria:

● 16 bars long - four 4-measure phrases, using the following Roman numeral harmonies: (5 pts)

I (or i) I (or i) V (or V7) V (or V7)

V (or V7) V (or V7) I (or i) I (or i)

X X X X

V (or V7) V (or V7) I (or i) I (or i)

The X’s mark free spaces, those measures may be any chords/harmony of your choosing, but they must

include at least one inversion (1 pt) and at least one chord extension (1 pt).

● In a major or minor key (1 pt)

● Grand staff (2 staffs):

○ Top staff: Treble Clef - Melody (1 pt)

○ Bottom staff: Bass Clef - Chords (1 pt)

■ Above the bass clef staff, correct chord symbols. (2 pt)

■ The chords may be in closed or open positions.

■ +1 Extra Credit if the chords are arpeggiated. Be creative!

● Uses the following musical elements correctly:

○ Key and time signature (1 pt)

○ Tempo Marking (1 pt)

○ Correct number of beats per measure (1 pt)

Your first 4-measure phrase will start on a chord tone of the I (or i) chord and end on a note of the V (or V7)

chord. (2 pts)

Your second 4-measure phrase will be a variation of your first phrase, adapted to the the different

harmony. (2 pts)

Your third 4-measure phrase will contrast with the first and second phrases, mostly using notes from your

selected harmonies. (2 pts)

Your fourth 4-measure phrase will conclude your melody and end on the same note on which you started.

(2 pts)

You may use a notation program (recommended) or neatly write out by hand. Your piece must be clearly

legible. (1 pt)

Please give your piece a TITLE and mark your name on the upper right hand corner. (1 pts)

GuidetoMusicTheoryFinalExample-NOTES.pdf

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10 Minute Waltz Joe Clark

GuidetoMusicTheoryFINALCompositionProject1.pdf

Guide to Music Theory Final Composition Project (25 points)

Due Wednesday, November 8th, 2023

Write a song that matches the below criteria:

● 16 bars long - four 4-measure phrases, using the following Roman numeral harmonies: (5 pts)

I (or i) I (or i) V (or V7) V (or V7)

V (or V7) V (or V7) I (or i) I (or i)

X X X X

V (or V7) V (or V7) I (or i) I (or i)

The X’s mark free spaces, those measures may be any chords/harmony of your choosing, but they must

include at least one inversion (1 pt) and at least one chord extension (1 pt).

● In a major or minor key (1 pt)

● Grand staff (2 staffs):

○ Top staff: Treble Clef - Melody (1 pt)

○ Bottom staff: Bass Clef - Chords (1 pt)

■ Above the bass clef staff, correct chord symbols. (2 pt)

■ The chords may be in closed or open positions.

■ +1 Extra Credit if the chords are arpeggiated. Be creative!

● Uses the following musical elements correctly:

○ Key and time signature (1 pt)

○ Tempo Marking (1 pt)

○ Correct number of beats per measure (1 pt)

Your first 4-measure phrase will start on a chord tone of the I (or i) chord and end on a note of the V (or V7)

chord. (2 pts)

Your second 4-measure phrase will be a variation of your first phrase, adapted to the the different

harmony. (2 pts)

Your third 4-measure phrase will contrast with the first and second phrases, mostly using notes from your

selected harmonies. (2 pts)

Your fourth 4-measure phrase will conclude your melody and end on the same note on which you started.

(2 pts)

You may use a notation program (recommended) or neatly write out by hand. Your piece must be clearly

legible. (1 pt)

Please give your piece a TITLE and mark your name on the upper right hand corner. (1 pts)

GuidetoMusicTheoryFinalExample-NOTES.pdf

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$% & ' ' '' ''A

( Waltz

' ' ' ' '' '

& '

' '' ''E7

)& ' '' ''

! "

###

### & '

' '' ''E7

' ' ' ' '' ''

& ' ' '' ''A

)& ' '' ''

! "

###

### ' ' ' ' ' '' ''D

' ' ' ' ' '' ''A MA7/C#

' ' ' '

' '' ''B mi

& '* ' '' ''E7

! "

###

### & '* ' '' ''E7

& '* ' '' ''

& '* ' '' 'A

' , , ' , , -

10 Minute Waltz Joe Clark

GuidetoMusicTheoryFINALCompositionProject1.pdf

Guide to Music Theory Final Composition Project (25 points)

Due Wednesday, November 8th, 2023

Write a song that matches the below criteria:

● 16 bars long - four 4-measure phrases, using the following Roman numeral harmonies: (5 pts)

I (or i) I (or i) V (or V7) V (or V7)

V (or V7) V (or V7) I (or i) I (or i)

X X X X

V (or V7) V (or V7) I (or i) I (or i)

The X’s mark free spaces, those measures may be any chords/harmony of your choosing, but they must

include at least one inversion (1 pt) and at least one chord extension (1 pt).

● In a major or minor key (1 pt)

● Grand staff (2 staffs):

○ Top staff: Treble Clef - Melody (1 pt)

○ Bottom staff: Bass Clef - Chords (1 pt)

■ Above the bass clef staff, correct chord symbols. (2 pt)

■ The chords may be in closed or open positions.

■ +1 Extra Credit if the chords are arpeggiated. Be creative!

● Uses the following musical elements correctly:

○ Key and time signature (1 pt)

○ Tempo Marking (1 pt)

○ Correct number of beats per measure (1 pt)

Your first 4-measure phrase will start on a chord tone of the I (or i) chord and end on a note of the V (or V7)

chord. (2 pts)

Your second 4-measure phrase will be a variation of your first phrase, adapted to the the different

harmony. (2 pts)

Your third 4-measure phrase will contrast with the first and second phrases, mostly using notes from your

selected harmonies. (2 pts)

Your fourth 4-measure phrase will conclude your melody and end on the same note on which you started.

(2 pts)

You may use a notation program (recommended) or neatly write out by hand. Your piece must be clearly

legible. (1 pt)

Please give your piece a TITLE and mark your name on the upper right hand corner. (1 pts)

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