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AP Music Theory 4.3 Score Analysis. Identify the errors.

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And here's your shmoop du jour brought to you by the viola and

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cello the least popular flavor of jello ever created followed closely by the [Fork picking up a small cello]

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strataberryus and piccolo...Alright plug in those headphones this questions based

00:19

on excerpts that will be played three times which is three times more than any

00:22

MIDI file should ever be played the score is printed correctly but in the

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version you'll hear there are errors either in pitch or rhythm our task [An audio tape spinning]

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should we choose to accept it identify the error..Thank You Mr. Gray

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All right all done listening great now for our question where is the error in

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measure 5 and here your potential answers all right there right there....

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so the rhythms in measure 5 are accurate yeah we've got two quarter notes there [Musical notes in measure 5]

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and we all know two quarter notes makes a 50 cent no..It might not be right

01:17

anyway we see two quarter notes and we heard two quarter notes that means that

01:22

both answers A and B are wrong because the excerpt is right wait so two wrongs [A and B with red crosses through both]

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make a right this is life-changing people. We need to reevaluate

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everything we've been taught up till now all right now that we've reevaluated [Boy studying at home in his bed]

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let's listen closely to the pitches in measure 5 hmm well everything is played

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correctly in the second part so answer D is incorrect but something's amiss in

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the first part of measure of 5 look at the F natural in the top voice of [Man using a magnifying glass to study a musical note]

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measure 4, well in measure 5 we hear it go up a half step to become an f-sharp

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but in our correct score we see that the note should be another F natural since

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that's not what we're hearing we know the answer is C now if you'll excuse us

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we have to go spend our 50 cent note on something nice we're pretty sure most [Man uses 50 cent note and hands it to girl cashier]

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stores will accept it right?

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