rockschool” Rockschool Acoustic General Musicianship Questions Samples Debut Group 1: Harmony ‘The examiner will point out a chord within your chosen piece. You will be asked to identify whether itis major or minor. Group 2: Melody The examiner will point toa note within the chosen piece. You will be asked to identify the pitch of the note. Group 3: Rhythm ‘The examiner will point toa note within the chosen piece. You willbe asked to identify the note value. Group 4: Technical ‘The examiner will point to crotchet length phrase. You will be asked to describe the fingering used {demonstrations are acceptable}. Group 5: Genre You will be asked to identify the genre of your chosen piece of music.rockschool” Grade 1 Group 1: Harmony ‘The examiner will point toa chord symbol. Youwill be asked to state the construction of the chord (ie. interval formula), Group 2: Melody ‘The examiner will point to a note within the chosen piece of music. You will be asked to identify the pitch of the note. Group 3: Rhythm ‘The examiner will point to a note or rest within the piece. You will be asked to identify the note or rest value. Group 4: Technical ‘The examiner will point to a minim length melodic phrase. You will be asked to describe the fingering used (demonstrations are acceptable). Group 5: Genre You will be asked to identify the genre of your chosen piece of music.rockschool” Grade 2 Group 1: Harmony ‘The examiner will pointto.a chord symbol Youwill be asked to state the construction of theselected chord (ie. interval formula). Group 2: Melody ‘The examiner will point to two consecutive treble clef notes within the chosen piece of music. You will be asked to identify the pitches of both notes. Group 3: Rhythm The examiner will point out a note or rest within the chosen piece. You will be asked to identify the note or rest value. Group 4: Technical ‘The examiner will point out a one bar phrase. You will be asked to describe the fingering used (demonstrations are acceptable). Group 5: Genre You will be asked for the title of a different song in the same genre as your chosen piece.