Musical punctuation, shown in C major: the four cadences written out on treble and bass staves, with the chord numbers explained.
On the poster
• How chords are numbered from the scale (I to vii°), with the notes of chords I, IV, V and vi in C major
• Perfect (V–I, like a full stop), imperfect (any chord to V, like a comma), plagal (IV–I, the “Amen”) and interrupted (V–vi, a surprise)
• A note on the tierce de Picardie: a minor-key piece that ends on a major tonic chord
Inside
• A4 PDF (210 × 297 mm)
• A3 PDF (297 × 420 mm)
Poster 3 of 8 in the GCSE Music revision poster set. Each poster is available on its own, or you can get all eight in the Pack of 8.
The poster carries the line "Supports GCSE Music: AQA · Edexcel · OCR · Eduqas"; it notes that AQA also lists the tierce de Picardie and that some boards write VI for chord vi. This is an independent revision aid. It is not produced or endorsed by any exam board.
Format: Instant digital download (one ZIP containing the A4 and A3 PDFs). No physical item is posted and the frame is not included. Print at home, at a local print shop or with an online print service.
Licence: For personal use, or for use with your own pupils in a single teacher's studio. Please don't resell or share the files.
By Private Piano Tuition UK & Lewis Bolland Music
This poster has been designed in high resolution for professional printing.
For best results, I recommend:
• Printing on premium matte or silk paper (200–300gsm)
• Using a professional print service for the clearest detail and finish
It can be printed at home, but professional printing will give the most refined result.
If you would like this poster resized to a different size, please feel free to get in touch — I’m always happy to adjust it for you.
Honestly Just Play — A Blog by Private Piano Tuition UK
A growing resource designed to support students, parents, and adult learners with clear, honest advice.
Private Piano Tuition UK — In-person piano lessons for all ages and abilities
Helping you build confidence, technique, and a genuine enjoyment of playing.
Musical punctuation, shown in C major: the four cadences written out on treble and bass staves, with the chord numbers explained.
On the poster
• How chords are numbered from the scale (I to vii°), with the notes of chords I, IV, V and vi in C major
• Perfect (V–I, like a full stop), imperfect (any chord to V, like a comma), plagal (IV–I, the “Amen”) and interrupted (V–vi, a surprise)
• A note on the tierce de Picardie: a minor-key piece that ends on a major tonic chord
Inside
• A4 PDF (210 × 297 mm)
• A3 PDF (297 × 420 mm)
Poster 3 of 8 in the GCSE Music revision poster set. Each poster is available on its own, or you can get all eight in the Pack of 8.
The poster carries the line "Supports GCSE Music: AQA · Edexcel · OCR · Eduqas"; it notes that AQA also lists the tierce de Picardie and that some boards write VI for chord vi. This is an independent revision aid. It is not produced or endorsed by any exam board.
Format: Instant digital download (one ZIP containing the A4 and A3 PDFs). No physical item is posted and the frame is not included. Print at home, at a local print shop or with an online print service.
Licence: For personal use, or for use with your own pupils in a single teacher's studio. Please don't resell or share the files.
By Private Piano Tuition UK & Lewis Bolland Music
This poster has been designed in high resolution for professional printing.
For best results, I recommend:
• Printing on premium matte or silk paper (200–300gsm)
• Using a professional print service for the clearest detail and finish
It can be printed at home, but professional printing will give the most refined result.
If you would like this poster resized to a different size, please feel free to get in touch — I’m always happy to adjust it for you.
Honestly Just Play — A Blog by Private Piano Tuition UK
A growing resource designed to support students, parents, and adult learners with clear, honest advice.
Private Piano Tuition UK — In-person piano lessons for all ages and abilities
Helping you build confidence, technique, and a genuine enjoyment of playing.
