Grade 5

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A printable version of all Grade One lessons.

63 pages.

(Does not include exercises).

All the exercises from the Grade One music theory online course, including answers, practice exam and blank manuscript.

41 pages, perfect for home study.

50 questions on the four scales & key signatures tested at grade 1.

Includes writing scales and key signatures as well as general knowledge questions.

A printable version of all Grade Two lessons.

50 pages.

(Does not include exercises).

All the exercises from the Grade Two online course, including the full practice exam, answers and blank manuscript.

63 pages, perfect for home study.

Printable version of the complete Grade Three Course.

38 pages.

(Does not include exercises).

All the exercises from the Grade Three online course, including the full practice exam, answers and blank manuscript.

49 pages, perfect for home study.

A printable version of Grade Five lessons in two parts.

Parts 1-7 is 55 pages, parts 8-15 is 51 pages.

(Does not include exercises).

All the exercises from the Grade Five online course, including the complete practice exam, answers and blank manuscript.

68 pages, perfect for home study.

Composing a Melody for Instruments

with Online Teacher Support

20 questions on Completing a Melody for Instruments, PLUS grading of your compositions by mymusictheory.

Each question provides you with the first bar or so of a melody, which you need to complete in 8 bars. A choice of two instruments (e.g. oboe & violin) is given, just like in the real Grade Five Music Theory exam, and you are given two lines of manuscript for your answers (with clef and key signature already printed). Ten melodies are in treble clef, and ten in bass clef.

Email your answers to us here at My Music Theory, we''ll mark them and grade them for you, then email them back to you with comments, corrections and a grade.

View a sample student's composition with marking.

As above, but without Online Teacher Support (no answers).

Great for use with your music teacher, or for teachers to use with pupils.

Composing a Melody for Voice

with Online Teacher Support

20 questions on Completing a Melody for Voice PLUS grading of your compositions by mymusictheory.

Each question provides you with two lines of text, which you need to set to a melody. Just like in the real Grade Five Music Theory exam, you are given two lines of blank manuscript for your answers.

Email your answers to us here at My Music Theory, we''ll mark them and grade them for you, then email them back to you with comments, corrections and a grade.

As above, but without Online Teacher Support (no answers).

Great for use with your music teacher, or for teachers to use with pupils.

20 cadences. Suggesting cadences in melodies - includes manuscript and answers.

Each question asks you to name two cadential progressions which would be appropriate for the melody, just like the questions in the real Grade 5 Music Theory exam. Some cadences need two chords, while others need three.

The chords may be shown by either writing the Roman numeral for that chord (e.g. I, II, IV or V), or by writing the notes of the chords on the stave.

Each question provides you with blank manuscript for your answers, and complete answers (including both the notes on the stave and the chords in Roman numerals) are provided at the end of the worksheet. 

100 questions. Ten different music scores, each with 10 mixed questions related to them, including foreign terms, analysis, scales, intervals, time signatures, rewriting in a different clef and more.

Includes blank manuscript and answers.

This Mixed Bag of practice questions is a unique tool for students of Grade 5 Theory. These questions will test you on a wide range of skills - just like in the real exam. 

Grade Five, 8 questions. A selection of transposing exercises, with and without key signatures, including blank manuscript, tips and answers.

Each question gives you a short extract written for a transposing instrument - the clarinet, trumpet or French horn, and the instructions tell you in which direction (up or down) and by how much (what interval) you need to transpose by, just like the questions in the real Grade 5 Music Theory exam. 

Each question provides you with 2 lines of blank manuscript for your answers, and complete answers (including all dynamics and phrasing which you also need to copy out) are provided at the end of the worksheet.

With ten points at stake for a transposition, doing well in this question could make the difference between a merit and a distinction for you!