Dictation

Melodic dictation reader

Melodic dictation reader
  1. What does it mean to do a musical dictation?
  2. Why is melodic dictation important?

What does it mean to do a musical dictation?

Dictation involves translating rhythms, melodies, chord progressions, or other aural sounds that you've never before seen, played, or sung into staff notation. Strategies for rhythmic dictation include dot grids , slash notation , and protonotation . Conducting and/or tapping while taking dictation can also help.

Why is melodic dictation important?

Musical dictation is one of the most important exercises for ear training. It helps students to develop the ability to identify sounds and the sense of rhythm. What is more, it enhances concentration, memory, and attentive listening, which are fundamental skills for the children's overall learning.

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