AP® Music Theory Practice
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Exam sections
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I-AAural MCQ41-43 questionsListening sets, cadence recognition, error detection, and timed answer pacing.Open aural setI-BWritten MCQ32-34 questionsScore evidence, harmonic labels, form, rhythm, and nonaural reasoning.Open written setII-AQ1-Q7 FRQ7 promptsDictation, figured bass, Roman numerals, bass line, and melody harmonization.Open booklet laneII-BSight-Singing2 promptsPreparation window, performance window, pitch contour, and recording review.Open singing set
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First 12 minutesAural MCQ mini setStart with listening decisions while the ear is fresh.Booklet passMelodic dictationCapture contour, then confirm rhythm and cadence.Exit checkSight-singing promptPrepare silently, perform once, then review the contour.
1. Open booklet2. Plan3. Write response4. Check5. Review
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Section I
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2 practice areasSection II-A
Practice Q1–Q7.
7 promptsQ1FRQ Q1 Melodic DictationNotate a 4-measure melody using MIDI Mind replay constraints for AP® Music Theory practice.ReadyQ2FRQ Q2 Melodic DictationSecond melodic dictation prompt using the MIDI Mind timing profile for AP® Music Theory practice.ReadyQ3FRQ Q3 Harmonic Dictation9-chord dictation with soprano, bass, and Roman numerals.ReadyQ4FRQ Q4 Harmonic DictationExam-style harmonic dictation for AP® Music Theory practice, including secondary-function hearing.ReadyQ5FRQ Q5 Part Writing (Figured Bass)Realize SATB from figured bass with MIDI Mind scoring for AP® Music Theory practice.ReadyQ6FRQ Q6 Part Writing (Roman Numerals)Realize SATB from Roman numeral progression.ReadyQ7FRQ Q7 Harmonize MelodyCompose bass line and Roman numerals for a given melody.Ready
Section II-B
Prepare, sing, review.
2 promptsPrepareSilent scanKey, meter, contour, first pitch, cadence.
PerformOne sung passPitch path, rhythm, recovery, and ending stability.
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