Auralia & Musition News
Ear training and music theory articles, plus conversations in music education & technology
AMEB Theory Practice Resources
14th May 2026
Musition now includes AMEB theory grades 1-5 practice worksheets and syllabi. These resources are perfect for any students preparing for AMEB theory exams and provide scaffolded practice levels and worksheets. The materials are organised so that students can practice specifically with the new keys, intervals and rhythmic values of the grade level, or they can include content from previous grade levels.
Aural Skills & Musicianship through Video Game Music
17th June 2026
Auralia & Musition are excited to announce the release of a set of video game music-based aural skills worksheets curated by Dr. Thomas B. Yee (The University of Texas at San Antonio). These classroom‑ready worksheets pair beloved game themes with targeted ear‑training tasks so instructors can teach tonic identification, rhythm and harmonic dictation, improvisation, composition, timbre, and more using repertoire students already love.
ABRSM Practice Resources
21st August 2025
Musition now includes a complete suite of ABRSM music theory practice resources for Grades 1-5, purpose‑built to support students preparing for ABRSM written exams. These new materials provide structured, scaffolded practice across every core topic, giving learners the confidence, fluency, and repetition they need to succeed.
VCE 2025 Practice Resources
5th May 2026
Auralia & Musition now include the 2025 contemporary and repertoire music performance exams. Additionally, new levels have been added to the practice syllabi to support the development of key vocabulary relating to dynamics, articulation, texture and tempo. This is particularly useful in giving students the language and knowledge they need to address the extended response questions in the exam.
Check out the content under the VCE syllabi and test groups.
Keyboard Style Writing
12th April 2026
Musition now includes a dedicated keyboard‑style writing feature, purpose‑built for teaching part writing from Roman numerals, 'jazz' chord symbols or figured bass. Instead of juggling paper, ad‑hoc notation tools, and manual grading, educators can guide students through structured, keyboard‑style writing tasks with immediate feedback.
