Chords Quiz
Chords Quiz Welcome to the Chords Quiz Page! On this page you can test your ability to analyse chords using the extended Roman numeral system. This is the system used …
Intervals Quizzes
Intervals Quizzes Being able to recognise musical intervals is incredibly important, as it’s the first step to being able to identify chords, which leads to an understanding of harmony and …
PDF Versions
PDF Version Check Use this page to check whether you have the latest version of any MyMusicTheory PDF. Please contact Victoria at [email protected] if any doubts! If you have already …
Trinity Music Theory Course Books now Available!
New Trinity Course Books Out Now! I am thrilled to announce that I have now published the complete set of MyMusicTheory Trinity Music Theory course books on Amazon. Each book …
Composition (Trinity Grade 3)
Composing at Grade 3 For Trinity grade 3 music theory you may be asked to add a tune to a bass line, or add a bass line to a tune, …
Pitch & the Treble Clef
Staff Notation in Music Music is written down in a number of different ways around the world. In the West, most instruments use a method called staff notation. The music …
The Bass Clef
We’ve already learned about our first clef, the treble clef. For most low-pitched music (where most of it is lower than middle C), we use the bass clef. The bass …
Accidentals
In music theory, the term “accidentals” is used to describe some notes which have been slightly altered. Accidentals are the symbols which are placed before the note on the stave …
The Grand Staff
The notes on the treble and bass clefs staves all belong to the same “giant” stave which has 11 lines in total. This is called a “grand staff”. The middle …
Serial (12-Tone) Composition
12-Tone Serial Compositions Serialism is an Avant Garde composition technique that was invented in the 1920s by a composer called Schoenberg. In a serial or “12-tone” composition, the composer begins …