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Zoom Classes in Music Theory I’m delighted to now offer live theory classes online via zoom! These are offered as and when I can fit them into my timetable – …
Music theory lessons for ABRSM and Trinity candidates
Zoom Classes in Music Theory I’m delighted to now offer live theory classes online via zoom! These are offered as and when I can fit them into my timetable – …
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 …
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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 …
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, …
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 …
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 …
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 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 …