10. Follow each of the dissonances below by its resolution. 11. Give examples, in musical notation, of the following chords in four parts; the chord of the sixth, of the sixth and fourth, and of the seventh followed by its resolution. 11. Write out the following chords in four parts, the chord of the sixth, the sixth and fourth, and the seventh followed by its resolution. m: r d: f: m r : S Db: Sc 1 : t Da Dia Fa Db Re: Sa La : Sb 12. Add three parts to the following bass. MALE AND FEMALE CANDIDATES.-FIRST AND SECOND YEARS. DICTATION AND PENMANSHIP. TWENTY MINUTES allowed for these Exercises. Candidates are not to paint their letters in the Copysetting Exercise, but to take care that the copy is clean and without erasures. Omissions and erasures in the Dictation Exercise will be counted as mistakes. The words must not be divided between two lines; there is plenty of room for the passage to be written. Write in large hand, as a specimen of Penmanship, the word Impartiality. Write in small hand, as a specimen of Penmanship, the sentence: "It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven." DICTATION. Write the passage dictated to you by the Examiner. FOR MALE CANDIDATES. The real explanation | of this politician's behaviour is apparent; his moral qualities | were not of a high order. He was not inhuman or tyrannical; he rarely treated his opponents with insolence; he was never charged with licentious habits; | his flowing courtesy and the general respectability of his demeanour favourably impressed superficial observers. | But he was incapable of facing great dangers | or making great sacrifices; wealth, precedence, I patronage, rich manors, | possessed irresistible attractions for him, as for all the courtiers | of that century. | For these objects | he had humbly sued, and when ungraciously repulsed | had resumed his suit; | for these objects he exerted his professional talents | to shed his patron's blood, and his literary talents to blacken 7. Write, on the following, the chromatic minor scale of B (Si). 7. Write the upper tetrachords of the minor scale in its various forms. 8. What notes of the chromatic minor scale bear minor thirds and what note bears a tritone (pluperfect fourth)? 8. What notes of the scale bear minor thirds and what note bears a tritone? 9. What are the principal accented beats in C, in in and in time? 9. Where does the principal accent lie in two-pulse, four-pulse, three-pulse, and six-pulse times? 10. Follow each of the dissonances below by its resolution. bə 10. Follow each of the dissonances below by its resolution. 11. Give examples, in musical notation, of the following chords in four parts; the chord of the sixth, of the sixth and fourth, and of the seventh followed by its resolution. 11. Write out the following chords in four parts, the chord of the sixth, the sixth and fourth, and the seventh followed by its resolution. |