Course information | Aural Training / Gehooropleiding - 174 & 291

2026-MT00406 Aural Training / Gehooropleiding - 174 & 291

2026-40304-174 Aural Training / Gehooropleiding - 174
2026-40304-291 Aural Training / Gehooropleiding - 291

Manager: LEONORE Bredekamp
Facilitator: Felicia Lesch
Facilitator: DANELL Müller

General

Announcements

Week 1: 9-13 February 2026

Select a weekly time slot for AT1 tutorial 1

Select a weekly time slot for AT1 tutorial 2

Week 2: 16-20 Feb: Karpinsky patterns & and Takadimi

Week 2 Online Benchmark Quiz

Week 3: 23-27 Feb 2026 - More solfa and takadimi, sight singing & interval training

Round 2: Week 3 test (PDF): intervals (ToneDear)

Week 4: 2-6 March 2026 - Melodic and rhythmic dictation

Week 5 (9-13 March 2026) TEST WEEK

Second round: Week 5 test (online): solfa, karpinsky patterns, takadimi, beat awareness, interval recognition, interval singing, prepared sight singing

Week 6 (16-20 March 2026)

Round 2: Week 6 test (online): - aural recognition of pitches and rhythms

Week 7 (23-27 March 2026)

Week 7 test (online): rhythmic sight reading with conducting

Week 7 in-class dictation test (for marks capturing)

Week 9 (13-17 April 2026): No lecture or Tutorials, make an appointment for the VIVA VOCE individual aural tests

VIVA VOCE individual AURAL test

Week 10 & 11 (20-24 April & 27 Apr - 1 May): Minor scales

Video Submission 1: Minor Karpinski Patterns

Video Submission 2: Minor Scales

Week 10 Takadimi video instructions and submission

Week 12 (4-8 May 2026): assessments

Week 12 in-class dictation

Week 12 assessments - In-person practical (10 minutes) - for lecturer to capture marks

Weeks 14 - Listening for harmonic functions and cadences

Week 15 - Listening for harmonic functions and cadences - minor keys

Week 16 - Secondary chords and voice leading

Week 17 - Recognising intervals: a more formal approach

Week 18 - More interval singing exercises

Weeks 19/20 technical assessment during tut times (singing of embellishments) - for students to upload their work in PDF form and tutors or lecturer to capture marks

Week 19 - Sight singing in the bass clef, and rhythmic clapping

Week 20 - Assessments

Week 20 written test

Week 21 - Bringing it all together

Week 22 - Sight singing in minor keys

Week 23 - Forthcoming assessments

Book your in-person assessment 15-minute appointment here

Week 24 - In-class assessment

Week 24 In-class assessment marks

Weeks 24-26 In-person assessments

Old Week 5 (11-15 March 2024) - In-class test

AT1 Term 2 Week 10: Minor singing on solfa

AT1 Term 2 Week 11: Written test scope and review of modes

Term 2 written test (SUNLearn quiz)

AT1 Term 2 Week 12, 13, and remaining assessments

For capturing dictation marks

For capturing of practical session marks (hidden)

AT1 Video with technical exercises

AT1 Week 14 - Recognising basic harmonic progressions 1: 22-26 July 2024

AT1 Week 15 - Recognising basic harmonic progressions 2 (29 July - 2 August 2024)

AT1 Week 17 - Secondary chords, selected inversions, and voice leading

AT1 Week 17 Term 3 written test

AT1 Week 18 - Intervals

AT1 Week 19 -

Week 22

Week 23 - Revision: Octaves in 3rds and 4ths & singing a melody with embellishments over a given progression

Week 24 - In-class dictation final assessment (7 October 2024)

Final assessments

AT1 Dict marks - 7 October 2024 - marks

AT1 Tech marks (video) (13-20 October 2024)

AT1 sight-s marks 14-18 Oct 2024

AT1 Writ marks (18-25 October 2024)

Year-end additional opportunity written test

Written test

Final marks spreadsheet & in-person assessment videos (hidden - for evidence only)

Term 4 Week 3 (2-6 Oct 2023)

Book your 15-minute in-person assessment slot by Friday 6 October (for 30 October 2023)

Term 4 Week 4 - 9 October 2023

T4 Week 6: 17 - 21 Oct

November Test 2022!

Practice Dictation Questions

November Assessment Video Submission

Aural Training 174/291 November Practical Test Appointment Slots

November Test! 2021 - Online Based

Question 1: Timed Quiz

Question 2: Timed Dictation

Question 3: Timed Chord Progression Task

Question 1: Technical Skills