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Aural Test Survival Book, Grade 1: Aural Training Book

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Aural Test Survival Book, Grade 1: Aural Training Book

How to Succeed in Associated Board and Other Music Exams

By Caroline Evans

Item: 98-EP72251

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Series: Edition Peters
Publisher: Edition Peters
Page Count: 36
ISBN10: 1-84-367040-2
ISBN13: 978-1-8436-7040-7
SKU: 98-EP72251

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Why we love this

This book treats aural training as a skill that improves through systematic, focused practice rather than abstract listening exercises. Evans structures the material so students can work independently or in group settings, making it practical for instrumental programs where dedicated ear training time is limited.

What to expect

Straightforward and accessible. This book doesn't pretend aural training is glamorous; it's honest repetition designed to train the ear quickly. The Grade 1 level keeps frustration low while building real listening competence.

Who it's for

Grade 1 instrumentalists preparing for aural exams or building foundational listening skills. Works well for students in group lessons or private studio settings who need organized, progressive ear training materials.

How to get the most out of it

  • Assign short sections weekly rather than expecting students to work through the book independently; check progress during sectionals to catch common listening patterns early.
  • Pair the exercises with your ensemble's current repertoire by having students identify similar rhythmic or melodic patterns they're performing.
  • Rotate who leads call-and-response activities to reinforce that aural skills belong to everyone, not just soloists.

How to use it

Integrate this into weekly lesson time or assign sections as homework between rehearsals. The 36-page format works well for a full school year when students complete one or two pages per week, supporting incremental skill development alongside their instrumental practice.

Skills your students will build

  • Identifying melodic intervals by ear
  • Recognizing major and minor tonalities
  • Notating simple rhythmic patterns
  • Transcribing short melodic phrases
  • Discriminating between melodic and harmonic content

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