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Learning to Read Music
Spot The Dot
High Or Low
Long Or Short
Rhythm And Beat
Tunes
Sharps And Flats
Scales
Keys
Major And Minor
Rhythm Round-Up
Chords
Odds And Ends
Case Studies
Learning
Learning to Read Music
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Spot The Dot
High Or Low
What Is Pitch?
The Stave
Clefs
Using A Clef Fixes The Pitch
What Do We Mean By ‘middle C’?
Note-Names
Why The Seven-Note Pattern Recurs
Octaves
Test Yourself
Long Or Short
Duration
Note-Values
Understanding Relative Time-Values
Indicating Fast Or Slow
Beamed Notes
Dotted Notes
Test Yourself
Rhythm And Beat
Beats And Accents
Beat And Tempo (Speed)
Practising Different Metres (Beat-Patterns)
Internalising The Beat
The Nature Of Beat
Grouping Beats In Bars
Time Signatures
Introducing Rhythms
Tunes
Combining Pitch And Rhythm
Recognising Tunes
Reflecting On Your Progress
Two Notes At A Time
Sharps And Flats
So What About The Black Notes?
Tones And Semitones
Scales
Sharps And Flats
Test Yourself
Scales
Writing Out The Chromatic Scale
Writing Out The Major Scale
The F Major Scale
The Strange Case Of E Sharp
Keys
Why Are Scales So Important?
Understanding Keys
Key Signatures
Key Signatures In The Bass Clef
Test Yourself
All The Key Signatures
Test Yourself Again
Major And Minor
Minor Scales
How Keys Contribute To Musical Structure
Accidentals
Naturals
Accidentals In Action
Rhythm Round-Up
Ties
Slurs
Rests
More About Time Signatures
Chords
Measuring From One Note To Another
Major Chords
Minor And Other Chords
Chord Symbols
Odds And Ends
Repeat Marks
Expression Or Articulation Marks
Tempo (Speed) Markings
Dynamic Marks
Ornaments
Triplets
More On Time Signatures
Double Sharps, Double Flats
Case Studies
Piano Music
Piano And Violin
Songs
Choral Music
Hymns
Opera
Orchestral Music
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