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Quiz 8 – Melodic Dictation

Leave a Comment / By Warren McPherson / January 1, 2024

The Ear Training Regimen For Beginners and Intermediates
Lesson 8 – Four-Note Melodic Dictation
Quiz 8 – Melodic Dictation

Quiz 8 – Melodic Dictation

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Question 1 of 7
1. Question
Listen to the clip below then write the solfege on the provided line for each note played. Example: Fa La Mi Re. Solfege must be entered in the same format shown in the example for the question to be marked correct.
NOTE: The first chord played is to help you establish the key center (the “DO”).
IMPORTANT: Note the correct spelling of this solfege “Mi, Ti, Sol” (NOT “Me, Te, So”).
Sol La Ti Re
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Sol La Ti Sol
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Sol La Ti Do
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Sol La Ti Mi
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Question 2 of 7
2. Question
Listen to the clip below then write the solfege on the provided line for each note played. Example: Fa La Mi Re. Solfege must be entered in the same format shown in the example for the question to be marked correct.
NOTE: The first chord played is to help you establish the key center (the “DO”).
IMPORTANT: Note the correct spelling of this solfege “Mi, Ti, Sol” (NOT “Me, Te, So”).
Re Mi Sol Sol La
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Re Mi Sol Sol Do
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Re Mi Sol Do Do
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Re Mi Sol La Do
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Question 3 of 7
3. Question
Listen to the clip below then write the solfege on the provided line for each note played. Example: Fa La Mi Re. Solfege must be entered in the same format shown in the example for the question to be marked correct.
NOTE: The first chord played is to help you establish the key center (the “DO”).
IMPORTANT: Note the correct spelling of this solfege “Mi, Ti, Sol” (NOT “Me, Te, So”).
Sol Fa Sol Mi Ti
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Sol Fa La Mi Ti
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Sol Fa Sol Mi La Ti
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Sol Fa La Mi Ti Do
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Question 4 of 7
4. Question
Listen to the clip below then write the solfege on the provided line for each note played. Example: Fa La Mi Re. Solfege must be entered in the same format shown in the example for the question to be marked correct.
NOTE: The first chord played is to help you establish the key center (the “DO”).
IMPORTANT: Note the correct spelling of this solfege “Mi, Ti, Sol” (NOT “Me, Te, So”).
Do Sol Mi La
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Do Sol Fa Mi
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Do La Sol Mi
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Do Fa Sol Re
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Question 5 of 7
5. Question
Listen to the clip below then write the solfege on the provided line for each note played. Example: Fa La Mi Re. Solfege must be entered in the same format shown in the example for the question to be marked correct.
NOTE: The first chord played is to help you establish the key center (the “DO”).
IMPORTANT: Note the correct spelling of this solfege “Mi, Ti, Sol” (NOT “Me, Te, So”).
Do Do Sol La Do
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Do Ti La Sol Do
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Do Do Ti Sol Do
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Do Do Ti Sol La
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Question 6 of 7
6. Question
Listen to the clip below then write the solfege on the provided line for each note played. Example: Fa La Mi Re. Solfege must be entered in the same format shown in the example for the question to be marked correct.
NOTE: The first chord played is to help you establish the key center (the “DO”).
IMPORTANT: Note the correct spelling of this solfege “Mi, Ti, Sol” (NOT “Me, Te, So”).
Do Mi Sol La Sol Ti
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Do Mi Sol La Sol Mi
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Do Re Sol La Sol Mi
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Do Mi Sol La Sol La Ti Mi
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Question 7 of 7
7. Question
Listen to the clip below then write the solfege on the provided line for each note played. Example: Fa La Mi Re. Solfege must be entered in the same format shown in the example for the question to be marked correct.
NOTE: The first chord played is to help you establish the key center (the “DO”).
IMPORTANT: Note the correct spelling of this solfege “Mi, Ti, Sol” (NOT “Me, Te, So”).
Sol Do Re Mi Do
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Sol Do Mi Re Mi
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Sol Do Re Mi Re
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Sol Re Do Mi Re
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The Ear Training Regimen – Intro

Lesson 1 – The Solfeggio System

Lesson 2 – Different Ways To Practice The Major Scales

Lesson 3 – Two-note diatonic intervals

Lesson 4 – Diatonic Perfect 4th and 5th

Lesson 5 – Diatonic 6th, 7th, and Octave

Lesson 6 – How To Identify Chord Progression By Ear

Lesson 7 – Finding the key to a melody

Lesson 8 – Four-Note Melodic Dictation

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