Female 5 PDF
Female 5 PDF
Female 5 PDF
Grade 5
Performance pieces, technical exercises and in-depth guidance
for Rockschool examinations
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Acknowledgements
Published by Rockschool Ltd. © 2014 under license from Music Sales Ltd.
Catalogue Number RSK091405R
ISBN: 978-1-912352-27-2
This edition published July 2017 | Errata details can be found at www.rslawards.com
AUDIO
Backing tracks produced by Music Sales Limited
Supporting test backing tracks recorded by Jon Musgrave, Jon Bishop and Duncan Jordan
Supporting test vocals recorded by Duncan Jordan
Supporting tests mixed at Langlei Studios by Duncan Jordan
Mastered by Duncan Jordan
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Chris Smart, Ross Stanley, T-Jay, Stacy Taylor, Daniel Walker
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Full transcriptions by Music Sales Ltd.
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Female Vocals Grade 5
2
Table of Contents
1 Title Page
2 Acknowledgements
3 Table of Contents
4 Welcome to Rockschool Female Vocals Grade 5
Technical Exercises
Supporting Tests
Additional Information
3
Welcome to Rockschool Female Vocals Grade 5
Welcome to the Rockschool Female Vocals Grade 5 pack. This book and accompanying audio contain everything you need
to sing at this grade.
Vocals Exams
At each grade you have the option of taking one of two different types of examination:
■■Grade Exam: a Grade Exam is a mixture of music performances, technical work and tests. You prepare three pieces
(two of which may be Free Choice Pieces) and the contents of the Technical Exercise section. This accounts for 75%
of the exam marks. The other 25% consists of: either a Sight Reading or an Improvisation & Interpretation test (10%),
two Ear Tests (10%), and finally you will be asked five General Musicianship Questions (5%). The pass mark is 60%.
■■Performance Certificate: in a Performance Certificate you sing five pieces. Up to three of these can be Free Choice
Pieces. Each song is marked out of 20 and the pass mark is 60%.
Book Contents
The book is divided into a number of sections. These are:
■■Exam Pieces: in this book you will find six well-known pieces of Grade 5 standard. Each song is preceded by a Fact File
detailing information about the original recording, the artist who sang on it and some recommended listening if you
wish to research the artist further.
■■Piano and guitar notation: every exam piece is printed with a piano part and guitar chords. Both are a representation
of the overall band arrangement. These have been included to assist you with your practice should you wish to use a
piano and/or guitar for accompaniment. In your exam you must perform to the backing tracks provided.
■■Vocal score: in addition to the piano/vocal/guitar arrangement there is also a separate vocal-only score to allow you to
view the vocal part on a single sheet of paper.
■■Technical Exercises: there are a range of technical exercises in this grade. Some are notated in full, and some give a
Audio
Each song in Vocals Grade 5 has an audio track which has been provided for you. This is a backing track with the vocal
taken off so you can sing along with the band. The backing tracks should be used in examinations. There are also audio
examples of the supporting tests printed in the book. The audio files are supplied in MP3 format.
All candidates should read the accompanying syllabus guide when using this grade book. This can be downloaded from the
RSL website: www.rslawards.com
Female Vocals Grade 5
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Mama D
Pixie Lott
ALBUM: TURN IT UP
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RELEASED: 2009
LABEL: MERCURY
GENRE: POP Uh oh, uh
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PERSONNEL: PIXIE LOTT (VOX)
MADS HAUGE (VARIOUS)
ANDERS KALLMARK (SYNTH)
night I go,
1. Ev - ’ry
PHIL THORNALLEY (PIANO)
UK CHART PEAK: 1
US CHART PEAK: N/A
A¨m
4fr
BACKGROUND INFO NOTES
the door.
‘Mama Do’ was the lead single from Pixie Lott’s ‘Mama Do’ was written by two songwriters/
debut album, Turn It Up.
producers. Mads Hauge, a Norwegian, had previously
written the single ‘Soulmate’ for Natasha Bedingfield
and has also worked with Eliza Doolittle and
THE BIGGER PICTURE Savage Garden frontman Darren Hayes. The other
6fr
singing at an early age – though it was hymns at the producing and Hauge providing melodies and lyrics.
church school she attended before she discovered pop “It’s about sneaking out the house and going to see a
via Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey. She would specific person without your parents knowing about
impersonate her musical heroes at family gatherings, it,” said Pixie, “It’s a really cool song because it suits les
help -
ba - by I’m
where the encouragement of relatives led her mum to my age and I can relate to it. I mean, there have been
enrol Lott, aged 11, at the famous Italia Conti stage a couple of occasions when I might have sneaked out
school. The school’s musical theatre focus wasn’t for
the house and not told my mum and dad.”
Lott, who had been writing her own songs and had
her sights firmly set on a career in pop. At 15, Pixie
Lott was signed to Island Def Jam Music Group, until RECOMMENDED LISTENING
a change of managers led her to Mercury Records
in the UK and Interscope Records in America. She ‘Cry Me Out’ has a similar soul/R’n’B vibe to ‘Mama
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signed a publishing deal with Sony/ATV Music Do’ and was written by Lott, Hauge, Thornalley and
Publishing in 2007 and has written for Alexandra Colin Campsie for Turn It Up. ‘Boys And Girls’ was a
Burke among others. Her debut album, Turn It Up, Number 1 single from the same album, with more of a
was released in 2009. Lott co-wrote 10 of its 12 tracks, pop sheen reminiscent of Girls Aloud and Sugababes.
including the Top 20 singles ‘Boys And Girls’, ‘Cry Me ‘All About Tonight’ is a more uptempo track that
Out’ and title track ‘Turn It Up’. brought Lott’s sound up to date in 2011.
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Mama Do
Pixie Lott
Mama Do
Words & Music by Phil Thornalley & Mads Hauge
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sneak - ing out the door. I lie a lit - tle more,
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some - thing ’bout the night and the way it hides
(2.) should I feel a - shamed? Feel - ing guil - ty at the
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all the things I like. Lit - tle black but - ter-flies
men - tion of your name. Here we are a - gain:
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deep in - side me.
What would my
it’s near - ly per - fect.
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Ma - - ma do (Uh oh, uh
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(Uh oh, uh oh.) What would my Dad - - dy
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say (Uh oh, uh oh.) if he saw me
1.
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Uh oh, uh oh. 2. Why Uh oh, uh oh.
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(Ooh...) What would my Ma - ma do?
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What would my Dad - dy say?
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All the things a girl should know, are the things she can’t con - trol,
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all the things a girl should know, she can’t cont - rol. What would my
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Dad - - dy say (Uh oh, uh
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oh.) if he saw me hurt this way?
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Uh oh, uh oh. Uh oh, uh oh.
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Female Vocals Grade 5
FRASER T. SMITH (VARIOUS)
UK CHART PEAK: 11
US CHART PEAK: 1
Con pedale
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Dm
BACKGROUND INFO NOTES
worked as Craig David’s guitarist and co-wrote
‘Broken Strings’ by James Morrison. “When she
THE BIGGER PICTURE walked into the session I already had a rolling drum
beat going and some chords in my head,” said Smith,
Adele Laurie Blue Adkins was born in London in “She delivered a great vocal and we bashed it out.”
1988. She began singing at the age of four and later
became a fan of the Spice Girls, of whom she has said,
The demo he and Adele recorded was so good,
Smith was asked to produce the final version for the
“They made me what I am today.” As a teenager, she album 21 – and Adele’s demo vocal was kept. Adele
attended the BRIT School and graduated in the same claims she came up with the idea for the song when
year as Leona Lewis and Jessie J. Like Jessie J, Adkins her lighter stopped working in the rain. “It’s about
is herself an accomplished songwriter and wrote F “One
the contradictions in relationships,” she said.
Dm
many of the songs on her debut album, 19, which was person says this, one person says that. I was really
released by XL Recordings in 2008. The album went heartbroken when I met who the song’s about and
to Number 1 in the UK and eventually went double he kind of brought me back to life and put me back
platinum (selling more than two million copies) in together… and he was a ******** as well!”
America. Her second album, 21, was co-written with
various songwriters but rather than giving up control you un - til
dark and I was o - ver
of her writing and recording process, Adkins seemed RECOMMENDED LISTENING
more and more to be calling the shots as she grew
are goodexamples
ofAdele’s FeelbutMyit Love’
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in confidence. For example, when Rick Rubin was ‘Chasing Pavements’ and ‘Make You
employed to produce finished versions of demos that
she had recorded previously, she rejected the new
vocal talent, was
later singles ‘Rolling In The Deep’, ‘Someone Like You’
versions in favour of the demos. Fans of the singer and ‘Skyfall’ that showed how much the singer had
often admire this personal strength as much as they grown in such a short space of time – between the
do her considerable artistic merits. ages of 19 and 21, in fact.
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Set Fire To The Rain
Adele
Set Fire To The Rain Words & Music by Fraser Smith & Adele Adkins
q = 108
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1. I let it
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fall, my heart. And as it fell you rose to claim it. It was
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dark and I was o - ver un - til you kissed my lips and you saved me. My
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14 © Copyright 2010 Melted Stone Publishing Ltd.
Chrysalis Music Limited/Universal Music Publishing Limited.
All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured.
Dm F C
hands they were strong, but my knees were far too weak
(2.) I lay with you I could stay there, just close
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to stand in your arms with - out fall -
my eyes, feel you here for - ev - er. You and me
- ing to your feet. But there’s a side to you that I
to - geth - er, noth - ing gets bet - ter. ’Cause there’s a
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nev - er knew, nev - er knew. All the things you’d say, they were nev - er true, nev - er true. And the
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games you’d play you would al - ways win, al - ways win. But I set
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fire to the rain. Watched it pour as I touched your face.
When it burned, well, I cried ’cause I heard it scream - ing out your
1. 2.
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C
rain. And I threw us in - to the flames. When we fell,
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some- thing died ’cause I knew that that was the last time, the last time. Some - times I
wake up by the door that heart you caught must be wait - ing for ya. E - ven now
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when we’re al - read - y o - ver. I can’t help my - self from look - ing for you. I set
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fire to the rain. Watched it pour as I touched your face.
fire to the rain and I threw us in - to the flames.
3° & 4° vocal ad lib.
Gm
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When it burned, well, I cried ’cause I heard it scream - ing out your
When we fell some - thing died. ’Cause I knew that that was the last
name. Your name. I set time, the last time.
4.
Bb C
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Spotligh
Jennifer Hudson
UK CHART PEAK: 11
US CHART PEAK: 24
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BACKGROUND INFO NOTES
Hudson’s self-titled debut album. by platinum-selling recording artist Ne-Yo and
Norwegian songwriting/production duo Stargate
THE BIGGER PICTURE
(Tor Erik Hermansen and Mikkel S. Eriksen). Ne-Yo,
Hermansen and Eriksen regularly work together. Two
of their most successful collaborations are ‘Unfaithful’
Jennifer Kate Hudson was born in 1981 in Chicago. by Rihanna and ‘Irreplaceable’ by Beyoncé. As a duo,
She began singing at the age of seven, performing in Stargate wrote ‘Don’t Stop The Music’ (Rihanna),
her church choir. As a teenager, Hudson worked at ‘Firework’ (Katy Perry) and ‘Beautiful Liar’ (Beyoncé
Burger King until she got a job on a Disney cruise & Shakira). Ne-Yo met Hermansen and Eriksen
ship, playing the muse Calliope in Hercules – A in Sony Music Studios, New York, while he was
Muse-ical Comedy. At that time, she had ambitions working on material for his debut album, In My Own
to compete in the TV singing contest American Idol: Bmbegan their musical A
Words. The three hit it off and
“I said, ‘If I can get through the ship, that means
relationship by writing ‘So Sick’ for In My Own Words.
I’m cut out for Idol.’” In 2003 Hudson auditioned It was released as the second single from the album
successfully for the third season of American Idol,
judge Randy Jackson describing her cover of Aretha
and went to Number 1 in America and the UK.
of‘AndI Am
seven, despite being considered one of the strongest
singers. Hudson’s fortunes changed the following
Jennifer Hudson’s performance
drew comparisons
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year, when she starred in the musical Dreamgirls with Telling You I Am Not Going’ from the film Dreamgirls
Beyoncé. Her performance in the film won several with Barbara Streisand, Bette
awards, including a Golden Globe for Best Actress in Midler and Aretha Franklin. ‘Think Like A Man’ puts
a Supporting Role. She was signed to Arista Records the singer in a more contemporary R’n’B setting –
in 2006 and released her debut album in 2008.
where she sounds equally at home.
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Spotlight
Jennifer Hudson
Spotlight Words & Music by Mikkel Eriksen, Tor Erik Hermansen & Shaffer Smith
q = 110
Gmaj7 A
Ooh, ooh, ooh,
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Bm A
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. Ooh, ooh. 1. Are you a man
Female Vocals Grade 5
20 © Copyright 2008 Imagem Music/Sony/ATV Music Publishing (UK) Limited/EMI Music Publishing Limited.
All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured.
Gmaj7 A Bm
who loves and cher - ish - es and cares for me? (Is that you, is that you,
(2.) - tion ship ful - fill - ing your needs as well as mine? (Is that you, is that you,
A Gmaj7 Bm
is that you?) Are you a guard in a pris - on, max - i - mum se - cu - ri - ty?
is that you?) Or is this just my sen - tence, am I do - ing time.?
(Is that you, is that you, is that you?) Do we stay home all the time ’cause
(Is that you, is that you, is that you?) If this is love, real, real, love,
A Bm A
you want me to your - self? (Is that you, is that you, is that you?) Or am I locked
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then I’m stay - ing, no doubt. (Is that you, is that you, is that you?) But if I’m just
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a - way out of fear that I’d find some - one else? (Is that you, is that you?)
love’s pris - on - er then I’m bust - ing out. (Is that you, is that you?)
Gmaj7 A
Well, I don’t like liv - ing un - der your spot -
Ba - by, I don’t
- light, just be - cause you think I might
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- ing un - der your spot - light, may - be if you treat me
Gmaj7 Bm A
right then you won’t have to wor - - ry.
2. Is this - a re - la - Oh, you ough - ta be a -
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- shamed of your - self. What the hell do you think you’re do - ing lov -
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- ing me, lov - ing me so wrong? Ba - by,
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all I do is try to show you that you’re
my one and on - ly guy, no mat - ter
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who may come a - long. O - pen your eyes, ’cause ba - by, I don’t
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lie. Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. Ooh, ooh.
A Gmaj7 A
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. Hey, well I don’t
like liv - ing un - der your spot - light, just
A Gmaj7 Bm
be - cause you think I might find some - bod - y wor -
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- thy. Oh, I don’t like liv -
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- ing un - der your spot - light, may - be if you treat me
right then you won’t have to wor - - ry.
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Oh, I don’t I don’t like.
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Stay
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2004. The group was invited to audition for Rogers, knowing what the track means to me and what I
who said: “The minute Rihanna walked into the think it means to her too, it really worked. It speaks to
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career that’s made Rihanna the most successful female Bow’ and ‘Don’t Stop The Music’ – feature on her first
singer of her generation. Number 1 album Good Girl Gone Bad (2007).
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j
‰ œ œœ œœ œœ œ œœœ œœ œœ œ œœ ‰ œj œ œ
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œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ™ j
& ˙™
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& ˙™ œœ œ œ ™ œ œœ œœ œ̇œ œœ œ œ œ
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& ≈ Ó Œ ‰ j
œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ™ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ ˙ ˙ œ
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when you nev - er see the lights it’s hard to know which one of us is cav - ing.
œœ œ œœœ œ œœœ œ œ™
& œ™ œœ œ œœœ œ œœœ œ œœœ œ œ̇œ œœ œ̇œ œœ
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‰ œ œœ œ œœ œ œ œ œ œ œœœ œ œ œ œ œ™
œ œ œœ œ
& œœ œ œ œœ œœ œœ œœ œœ œœ œ œ
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& œ Œ Œ ‰ œj œ œ œ œ œ œ j ‰
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makes me feel like I can’t live with - out you. Yeah, it
Œ Œ ‰ œ œœ œ œœ œ œ œ
Female Vocals Grade 5
& œœœ œœ œœ œ œ œ œ œœ œ œ œ
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32
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& œj j j ‰ ‰ j
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takes me all the way. I want you to stay.
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& œœ œœ œ œ œ œœ œœ œœ œ
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& w ˙™ œ œ ˙™ œ œ ˙ Œ œ œ
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& œœ œœ œœ œœ œœ œœ œœ œœ œœ œ̇œ œœ œœ œ
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& w ˙ Œ Ó Œ ‰ j œ™
œ œ œ œ œ œ œœ œ
I want you to stay.
w œœ œ œœ œ œœ Œœ Óœ œ Œ ‰ œj œ™ œ œ œ
& œœ œœ œœ œœ œ̇œ œœ œ œ œ œ œ œ œœ œœ œœ œœ
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& w
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U
Ooh.
Ó Œ œ œ ẇ
& ẇ ˙˙ ˙˙ ˙˙ ˙ ˙˙ w
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˙ w
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6
34
Female Vocals Grade 5
Dsus2
NOTES
BACKGROUND INFO
lyrics about the famous black and white photograph
of Smith on the cover of her album Horses. The song
THE BIGGER PICTURE
was featured in the film The Devil Wears Prada,
which helped it to Number 21 in the American singles
Kate Victoria Tunstall was born in 1975. She was chart (KT’s only other single to chart in the States
adopted as a baby and grew up with her adoptive was ‘Black Horse & The Cherry Tree’, which went to
family in St. Andrews, Scotland. At 15, she started
writing songs and spent her early teens learning to
Number 20). Tunstall was surprised by the success
of her song – inspired by the ‘godmother of punk’
play guitar, piano and flute. She formed her first band,
The Happy Campers, while taking a scholarship at
and a Commandeur of France’s cultural institution,
the Ordre Des Arts Et Des Lettres – in the context of a
a school in Connecticut, USA. KT (she dropped film about a woman in thrall to the fashion industry.
‘Kate’ because it sounded like “a farmer’s daughter”) “I didn’t realise the lyrics could perfectly fit a chick
then studied music at Royal Holloway University, flick,” she said, “and it could sound like I was singing
London, where she and a mandolin player won a about wanting to be a f***ing model!”
battle of the bands. After university, she spent six
years unemployed back in Scotland, performing and
writing songs with the ambition of having an album
out by the age of 30. Thanks to the offer of a contract RECOMMENDED LISTENING
with Relentless Records, which she initially rejected, ‘Black Horse & The Cherry Tree’ was the song KT
Female Vocals Grade 5
Tunstall achieved her goal, releasing her debut album, Tunstall performed on Later… With Jools Holland, a
Eye To The Telescope, in 2004. “It was real luck,” she performance that’s often cited as her breakthrough. It’s
said. “My album came out in December and I turned worth finding online to see how Tunstall skilfully uses
30 in June.” She came to the nation’s attention in the
UK after replacing rapper Nas with 24 hours’ notice
a looper pedal to provide all her backing. ‘Other Side
Of The World’ is an affecting ballad from the same
on the TV show Later… With Jools Holland. album, her debut, Eye To The Telescope.
35
Suddenly I See
KT Tunstall
h = 100
μ
Dsus2
1. Her
2. And I
Female Vocals Grade 5
36 © Copyright 2004 Sony/ATV Music Publishing.
All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured.
Dsus2
face is a map of the world, is a map of the world.
feel like walk - ing the world, like walk - ing the world.
You can see she’s a beau - ti - ful girl, she’s a beau - ti - ful girl.
And you can hear she’s a beau - ti - ful girl, she’s a beau - ti - ful girl.
And ev - ’ry - thing a - round
A F#m Bm
her is a sil - ver pool of light. The
Female Vocals Grade 5
37
G A F#m
peo - ple who sur - round her feel the be - ne - fit of it.
Makes you
feel warm - er when you’re try - ing to
re - mem -
Bm G
3fr
It makes you calm. She
- ber what you heard. She
holds you cap - ti - vat - ed in her palm. Sud - den - ly I
likes to leave you hang - ing on a word.
Bm F# G D
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see this is what I want to be. Sud - den - ly I
38
Bm F# Gm7 C7
3fr 3fr
see why the hell it means so much to me.
Bm F# G D
(Sud - den - ly I see.) This is what I want to be. Sud - den - ly I
see why the hell it means so much to me.
Dm7
3 3 3 3
Female Vocals Grade 5
And she’s tall - er than most and she’s look - ing at me.
3 3 3 3
39
I can see her eyes look - ing from a page in a ma - ga -
3
- zine. She makes me feel like I could be a
3
tow - er. Big strong tow - er, yeah. The pow - er to be,
the pow - er to give, the pow - er to see, yeah, yeah. (Sud - den - ly I
Female Vocals Grade 5
40
Dsus2
see.) She got the pow - er to be, the pow - er to give, the pow - er to see, yeah, yeah.
1-3. 4.
D7 Bm
(Sud - den - ly I Sud - den - ly I see
this is what I want to be. Sud - den - ly I
Bm F# Gm7
3fr
Female Vocals Grade 5
3fr
so much to me. (Sud - den - ly I see.) This is what
G D Bm
I want to be. Sud - den - ly I see
3fr 3fr
Repeat ad lib.
why the hell it means so much to me.
2.
Gm7 C7 D
3fr 3fr
Female Vocals Grade 5
GENRE: FUNK ROCK
PERSONNEL: TINA TURNER (VOX)
JAMES LEWIS (GUITAR)
UK CHART PEAK: 4
US CHART PEAK: 22
A6 A A6 A7
A
NOTES
BACKGROUND INFO
Tennessee. Nutbush isn’t actually a city – more a
rural area inhabited by a couple of hundred people.
THE BIGGER PICTURE
As such, there are no city limits; clearly Tina Turner
was using poetic licence here. However, it does
Tina Turner was born Anna Mae Bullock in 1939 have signs around its boundaries marked ‘Nutbush
in Nutbush, Tennessee. As a child, Bullock sang in Unincorporated’, which wouldn’t have made for
the choir at her local Baptist church, but showed no quite so catchy a title. Tina Turner has recorded the
interest in a career in music through her childhood song several times. This article refers to the original
and teenage years. Her break came in 1958 when she recording. It was rumoured for years that Marc Bolan G
and her sister went to a nightclub in Detroit to watch of T. Rex played guitar on this version. However, this
Ike Turner and his band the Kings Of Rhythm. The idea was scotched in a 2008 interview with Kings Of
group would often invite female members of the
Rhythm guitarist James ‘Bino’ Lewis, who revealed
audience onstage to sing a song with them, and that himself to be the guitar player on the record.
night a microphone was thrust in front of Anna Mae’s
face. Turner and his bandmates were so impressed
that they asked Anna Mae to stay onstage and RECOMMENDED LISTENING
perform some more. She joined the band, changed
her name to Tina and, under the tutelage of Ike, began From her days as one half of Ike & Tina Turner,
recording. Her first single was ‘Box Top’, on which ‘Proud Mary’ (a rip-roaring cover of a Creedence
Female Vocals Grade 5
she appeared as ‘Little Ann’. She later married Ike and Clearwater Revival song) and ‘River Deep, Mountain
took his name. Their troubled relationship was the High’ are just two highlights. Turner’s most successful
subject of the film What’s Love Got To Do With It. The work as a solo artist leant more towards pop than
couple divorced in 1976. Since then, Tina (who kept funk and R&B. Tracks like ‘What’s Love Got To Do
her stage name) has built a solo career so successful it With It’, ‘The Best’ and ‘I Don’t Wanna Lose You’ are
eclipses her time with Ike. good examples of this later period of her career.
A A6 A A6 A7 A6
43
Nutbush City Limits
Words & Music by Tina Turner
Nutbush City Limits
Tina Turner
Words & Music by Tina Turner
q = 156
A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6 A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6
A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6 C
A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6 A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6
1. A
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44 © Copyright 1973 EMI Catalogue Partnership/EMI Unart Catalog Incorporated/Huh Music Corporation, USA.
Warner Bros. Publications Incorporated/IMP Limited.
All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured.
A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6 A A6 A A6
church house gin house, a school house out house
A7 A6 A A6 A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6
on high - way num - ber nine - teen. The
peo - ple keep the ci - ty clean, they call it Nut - bush,
G
oh Nut - bush, call it
Female Vocals Grade 5
45
A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6 A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6
Nut - bush ci - ty li - mits. 2. Twen - ty
A
A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6 A A6 A A6
five for the speed li - mit, mo - tor - cy - cle not al - lowed in it,
(Verses 3 & 4 see block lyrics)
A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6 C
church on Sun - days, they call it Nut - bush, lit - tle old
Female Vocals Grade 5
46
To Coda
G
town, oh Nut - bush, they call it
1.
A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6 A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6
Nut - bush ci - ty li - mits. 3. You go to
A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6 A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6
Female Vocals Grade 5
47
A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6 A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6
C G G7
4. No
CODA
A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6 A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6
Nut - bush ci - ty, Nut - bush ci - ty li - mits.
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48
A A6 A A6 A A6 A A6 A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6
Lit - tle old town in Ten - es - see, it's called
A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6 A A6 A A6 A7 A6 A A6
a quiet lit - tle old com - mun - i - ty. A
Verse 4:
No whiskey for sale
If you get drunk no bail
Salt pork and molasses
Is all you get in jail.
Fade out:
A one horse town
You have to watch
What you're putting down
In old Nutbush, oh Nutbush.
49
Technical Exercises
Group A: Scales
The minor pentatonic scale should be prepared as shown below. You may select any starting note from A–E. You will be
asked if you would like to sing along to a metronome click or hear four clicks before you start. Whichever option you
choose, you will hear your chosen starting note before the count starts. You may perform this test using any vocal sound
except humming or whistling. The tempo is q =80.
¿ ¿ ¿ ¿
q = 80
4 Ó
&4 œ œ œ œ œ
w w œ œ œ œ œ œ
Group B: Arpeggios
In this group, the arpeggio exercise needs to be prepared as shown below.
This test is performed to a metronome click track and you may select any starting note from A–E. You will hear the root
note played on piano followed by a one-bar (three click) count-in. You may perform this test using any vocal sound except
humming or whistling. The tempo is q =80.
## ¿ ¿ ¿
q = 80
œ œ œ
& # 43 œ œ œ œ œ œ
œ œ œ œ œ œ œ
œ œ œ
œ œ œ œ Œ Œ
˙. ˙. œ œ
The examiner will choose a starting note within the range A–C. You will hear this note followed by a four-beat count-in. You
may perform this test using any vocal sound except humming or whistling. The tempo is q =90.
¿ ¿ ¿ ¿
q = 90
& 44 w
Candidate sings:
b˙
w ˙
¿ ¿ ¿ ¿
q = 90
& 44 w b˙
Candidate sings:
w ˙
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Group D: Melodic Study
In this group, the melodic test must be prepared as shown below. The test starts with a root note followed by a four-beat
count. The test should be performed to the appropriate backing track which can be found in the audio.
¿ ¿ ¿ ¿
q =125
4 Œ j‰ Œ
Am G
&4 w w œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ
œ œ œ œ œ œœœ œ
Yeah, you need a help - ing hand.
Œ Œ w
Dm F Am
& œ œ œ œ œ
œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ
I’m gon - na, I’m gon - na be the one who’s there.
q =120 Rock
A
& b 44 œ Ó Œ ‰ œ œ œ Œ
Dm Gm 3 Dm
œ œ œ œ œ ˙ œ œ œ œ œ
& b 44 œ Ó Œ ‰ Œ
3
œ œ œ œ œ ˙ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ
Now let’s do it a - gain, just like be - fore, there’s no - thing more.
51
Sight Reading
The examiner will ask you which one you wish to choose before commencing. Once you have decided, you cannot change
your mind.
You will be given an eight-bar melody in the key of either D major, B b major, B minor or D minor. It will feature lyrics and
cover a range of up to an octave. At this grade there is an element of improvisation. Bars 5 and 6 are a repeat of bars 1 and 2,
and you need to improvise a melody in the final two bars. You will be given 90 seconds to practise, after which you will
perform the test. The tempo is q =85–95.
During the practice time, you will be given the choice of a metronome click throughout or a count-in of four beats at the
beginning. Whichever option you choose, the practice time will start with the examiner playing the root note. You will
receive the same choice when performing the test. The test will start with the root note.
You may perform the improvised bars in this test using any vocal sound except humming or whistling.
¿ ¿ ¿ ¿
q = 85
b
& b 44 ˙ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ
w w ˙
Ev - ’ry - thing is al - right, yes it’s al - right
b
&b Ó
Improvise melody
’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’
Please note: the test shown is an example. The examiner will give you a different version in the exam.
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52
Improvisation & Interpretation
The examiner will give you a chord sequence in the key of either D major, B b major, E minor or D minor. You must
improvise a melody over the backing track. At this grade, there is also an element of sight reading, consisting of a two-bar
section featuring lyrics, at the beginning of the test. You will be given 30 seconds to practise, after which the examiner will
play the backing track twice. The first time is for you to rehearse and the second time is for you to perform the final version
for the exam. The backing track will begin with a root note and a four-beat count-in on both playthroughs. The backing
track is continuous, so once the first playthrough has finished, the root note and count-in of the second playthrough will
start immediately. The tempo is q =90–100.
During the practice time, you will be given the choice of a metronome click throughout or a count-in of four beats at the
beginning. Whichever option you choose, the practice time will start with the examiner playing the root note.
¿ ¿ ¿ ¿
q =100 Rock
4 œ œ œ œ
& b 4 .. w œ Œ
Dm
w œ œ œ œ
Take my mon - ey, take my pay.
Bb
Improvise melody
&b ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ..
C Gm C Dm
’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’
Please note: the test shown is an example. The examiner will give you a different version in the exam.
53
Ear Tests
You will find one example of each type of test printed below and you will be given both of them in the exam.
It is acceptable to sing over the track as it is being played as well as practising after the first two playthroughs. The length of
time available after the second playthrough is pre-recorded on the audio track, so the vocal count-in may begin while you
are still practising.
You may perform this test using any vocal sound except humming or whistling.
¿ ¿ ¿ ¿
q = 90
b
& b 44 .. œ Œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ
..
w w œ œ
You will hear the test twice. Each time the test is played, it starts with the root note and a four-beat count-in. There will be
a short gap for you to practise after each playthrough. Next, you will hear a vocal count-in, after which you should perform
the harmony line. The tempo is q =90–110.
It is acceptable to sing over the track as it is being played as well as practising after the first two playthroughs. The length of
time available after the second playthrough is pre-recorded on the audio track, so the vocal count-in may begin while you
are still practising.
## ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿
q =100 Candidate hears: (You will not be shown this in the exam)
& # 44 .. j‰ Œ j‰ Œ Ó ..
A D E A
˙ œ ˙ œ œ œ ˙ ˙
w w
Tell me, tell me, tell me to go.
## ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿
q =100 Candidate sings: (you will not hear or be shown this in the exam)
& # 44 .. j j ..
œ ‰ Œ œ ‰ Œ Ó
Female Vocals Grade 5
A D E A
˙ ˙ œ œ ˙ ˙
w w
Tell me, tell me, tell me to go.
Please note: the test shown is an example. The examiner will give you a different version in the exam.
54
General Musicianship Questions
In this part of the exam you will be asked five questions. Four of these will be about general music knowledge and the fifth
will be about your voice or the microphone.
If there are handwritten notes on the piece you have chosen, the examiner may ask you to choose an alternative.
55
Entering Exams, Exam Procedure & Marking Schemes
Entering Exams
Entering a Rockschool exam is easy. You can enter online at www.rslawards.com or by downloading and filling in an exam
entry form. The full Rockschool examination terms and conditions as well as exam periods and current fees are available
from our website or by calling +44 (0)845 460 4747.
Exam procedure
In the exam you can decide whether to start with the Performance Pieces or the Technical Exercises. These will be followed
by the Supporting Tests (Ear Tests, Sight Reading and Improvisation & Interpretation) and General Musicianship Questions.
Use Of Microphone
At Levels 1 and 2 (Grades 1–5) microphone use is optional, although candidates may use one if they feel it will enhance their
performance. At Level 3 (Grades 6–8) microphone use is obligatory for all aspects of the exam.
Marking Schemes
Below are the marking schemes for the two different types of Rockschool exam.
Musical Interpretation
Musical Interpretation is allowed at all grades in both the Grade Exam and Performance Certificate. Rockschool encourages
individual musicality, articulation, expression and use of dynamics when performing. This applies anywhere in the exam
other than the technical exercises where articulation when specified must be observed. Candidates are reminded that all
musical interpretation should be stylistically appropriate.
ider Repertoire: a full list of suggested pieces can be found on our website, www.rslawards.com
1) W
2) O
wn Choice: Candidates can choose or compose any song in any genre outside of the grade book and wider repertoire.
These songs should demonstrate a comparable level of technical and musical demand to the pieces given in the set
selections in the grade books which can be referred to as an indication of appropriate level. Candidates should refer to
the Free Choice Piece Criteria available on our website when accessing the level of a potential piece: www.rslawards.com/
music/graded-music-exams/free-choice-pieces
For all grades, candidates can choose the following number of FCPs in the exam:
Grade Examinations: Up to 2 of 3 pieces can be free choice. (At least one piece must be from the grade book.)
Performance Certificates: Up to 3 of 5 pieces can be free choice. (At least two pieces must be from the grade book.)
For all FCPs, candidates will need to bring the sheet music and a backing track (without vocal part) on the day. A memory
stick, iPod or CD/DVD is acceptable and we would also suggest a second source to be safe. It will not be necessary to bring
the sheet music or backing tracks for pieces chosen from the grade book.
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Copyright Information
Mama Do
(Thornalley/Hauge)
Universal Music Publishing MGB Limited
Spotlight
(Eriksen/Hermansen/Smith)
Sony/ATV Music Publishing (UK) Limited/EMI Music Publishing Limited/Imagem Music
Stay
(Parker/Ekko)
Sony/ATV Music Publishing (UK) Limited
Suddenly I See
(Tunstall)
Sony/ATV Music Publishing (UK) Limited
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