MAJOR KEYS Leper Melodic Dictation Beginning with this chapter, dictations will appear in any of the fifteen major keys. Nonetheless, students’ tasks remain the same as before. They should hear and remember a section of the music, determine where the tonic (i/da) lies, calculate the other scale degrees from that tonic, then finally notate those pitches. The dif- ference now is that the tonic will differ from one dictation to another. Some stu- dents will need to work on their skills writing out key signatures and translating scale degrees in various keys in both treble and bass clef For each dictation, announce only the clef, tonic, and bottom number in the meter sign. WA 12 113 14chaoree 11 roe rineen Malor more ae20 inetructor's Dictation Manual 14.12 11.13 11.14 11.15 Additional dictations not recorded on the accompanying CD tha 1b Error Detection and Correction Instructors are encouraged to continue to work with students on error detection and correction. At this point, students can begin to compare what they hear to actual music notation in all major keys.