Music Theory

Song Analysis: Form : ABBB Classroom Use: Rhythm : Steady beat; rhythm; ta ta ta-di ta; ta-di ta-di ta-di ta; 2/4 Comparatives : loud/quiet; fast/slow; high/low Game Type: Counting out Subject : nature Grade: Preschool, Kindergarten, 1st

Starting and teaching beginner piano students onlineTeaching young beginners online? Don’t let the challenges get you down! With a bit of planning and a few special tricks up your sleeve, you…

I just got back from taking Brooke, my little one, to story time and our local library and let me tell you, she loves it! Now that she’s one, everything is more fun. She’s getting into the movements of each song and she’s very observant of the librarians when they read. I lead baby and toddler developmental music classes at library […]

When it comes to practicing your instrument, it’s hard to pinpoint the exact time you should spend to reach your ultimate goal as a musician, or what effective practicing for musicians looks like. How long

C Major/A minor This chart is for Writing music, How to create a Chord progression or Chord leading. C major and its relative minor, A minor are featured here.

Chord Progression Chart by Wayne Chase | Roedy Black Publishing

Guitar Arpeggios: How And When To Play Them. An easy to understand guide to guitar arpeggios, with tips on how to apply them to your playing.

ilovecharts: “ From Cabinet Magazine: a music inspired taxonomy of scents by George Williams Septimus Piesse, 1857. ”

Whether you're just beginning to learn music theory or whether you've known it for years, it's always helpful to have a few handy guides laying around. Our music theory guides range from key signatures to