RCM Theory Flashcards

RCM Theory Flashcards

RCM Theory Flashcards are a useful study tool! Music terms and signs need to be memorized for Levels 5 – 8 of the Royal Conservatory of Music written Theory Exams. These music terms and signs are outlined in the 2016 Theory Syllabus from the RCM.

The RCM Theory Flashcards are organized into Levels, with level 5 having separate sets: one set for the music terms, and another for the music signs. The other levels have both music terms and signs combined into one set of flashcards.

For each flashcard, you can choose to display both sides at once, front side first (sign or term), or back side first (definition) by clicking on the drop-down menu on the top right of each card. You can mark cards for further study (button is on the bottom left of each card). Once you have memorized these cards, you can play games with them (Quiz format, Matching, or BINGO). You can access the games by clicking on the appropriate button on the bottom right of each card.

RCM Theory Flashcards – Level 5 Music Terms

Level 5 Music Terms is a set of 50 flashcards that relate to changing time, speed, style, how notes are played, dynamics, endings, and miscellaneous markings in music. This year covers many terms common to basic music study.

 

RCM Theory Flashcards – Level 5 Music Signs

This set of 20 flashcards covers many of the most common music signs that a musician would come across in their study of music notation.

RCM Theory Flashcards – Level 6 Music Terms and Signs

This collection of 33 flashcards covers more music terms and signs along the lines of the topics covered in Level 5 Theory, focusing on many small Italian adjectives.

RCM Theory Flashcards – Level 7 Music Terms and Signs

Level 7 flashcards are a set of 22 cards that cover more music terms and signs focusing primarily on descriptive words of instruction for sound and style.

RCM Theory Flashcards – Level 8 Music Terms and Signs

Level 8 flashcards are a collection of 23 cards. The primary focus of this level is dividing the music terms into nationalities. Common Italian, German, and French terms are covered at this level.

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