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Music Theory Level 1: Beginner

An introduction to music theory for beginners: Foundations of musicianship. Learn from scratch.

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An introduction to music theory for beginners: Foundations of musicianship. Learn from scratch.

Course Content

Staff & Notation Basics: Reading Notes, Clefs, and Pitches for Beginners
Learn how to read sheet music from scratch — covering the staff, the treble and bass clefs, pitch names, the grand staff, and ledger lines — so you can confidently identify any note on the page.

Lesson 1: Live Class
Lesson 2: Live Class (Practice Session)

Rhythm Basics: Note Values, Rests, and Reading Measures
Learn how to read and count rhythm in music - covering note values, bar lines, measures, and whole, half, and quarter rests. This will help you confidently follow and play any rhythm.

Time Signatures & Phrasing: Understanding Beats, Ties, and Slurs.
Learn how to read time signatures and phrase music naturally - covering time signatures, dotted half notes, ties, and slurs - so you can confidently count beats and play music the way it's meant to sound.

Repeats & Eighth Notes: Reading Repeat Signs and Rhythmic Rests
Learn how to read repeat signs and faster rhythms — covering repeat signs, eighth notes and rests, and dotted quarter notes, so you can confidently follow more advanced rhythmic patterns as they appear in real music.

Expression Markings: Dynamics, Tempo markings, and Articulation
Learn how to bring music to life beyond the notes — covering dynamics, tempo markings, articulation, and navigation signs like D.S., D.C., and 'Fine', so you can confidently interpret a piece the way the composer intended.

Accidentals & Enharmonics: Sharps, Flats, and Naturals, Steps and Enharmonics
Learn how pitch changes with accidentals: explore sharps, flats, naturals, steps, and enharmonic notes, so you can confidently identify and read altered pitches anywhere on the staff.

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Music Theory Level 1: Beginner

About Course

Course Content

Staff & Notation Basics: Reading Notes, Clefs, and Pitches for Beginners
Learn how to read sheet music from scratch — covering the staff, the treble and bass clefs, pitch names, the grand staff, and ledger lines — so you can confidently identify any note on the page.

Lesson 1: Live Class

Lesson 2: Live Class (Practice Session)

Rhythm Basics: Note Values, Rests, and Reading Measures
Learn how to read and count rhythm in music - covering note values, bar lines, measures, and whole, half, and quarter rests. This will help you confidently follow and play any rhythm.

Lesson 3: Live Class

Lesson 4 : Live Class (Practice Session)

Time Signatures & Phrasing: Understanding Beats, Ties, and Slurs.
Learn how to read time signatures and phrase music naturally - covering time signatures, dotted half notes, ties, and slurs - so you can confidently count beats and play music the way it's meant to sound.

Lesson 5 : Live class

Lesson 6: Live Class (Practice Session)

Repeats & Eighth Notes: Reading Repeat Signs and Rhythmic Rests
Learn how to read repeat signs and faster rhythms — covering repeat signs, eighth notes and rests, and dotted quarter notes, so you can confidently follow more advanced rhythmic patterns as they appear in real music.

Lesson 7: Live Class

Lesson 8: Live Class (Practice Session)

Expression Markings: Dynamics, Tempo markings, and Articulation
Learn how to bring music to life beyond the notes — covering dynamics, tempo markings, articulation, and navigation signs like D.S., D.C., and 'Fine', so you can confidently interpret a piece the way the composer intended.

Lesson 9: Live Class

Lesson 10: Live Class ( Practice Session)

Accidentals & Enharmonics: Sharps, Flats, and Naturals, Steps and Enharmonics
Learn how pitch changes with accidentals: explore sharps, flats, naturals, steps, and enharmonic notes, so you can confidently identify and read altered pitches anywhere on the staff.

Lesson 11: Live Class

Lesson 12: Live Class (Practice Session)

Music Theory Level 1: Beginner

About Course

Course Content

Staff & Notation Basics: Reading Notes, Clefs, and Pitches for Beginners Learn how to read sheet music from scratch — covering the staff, the treble and bass clefs, pitch names, the grand staff, and ledger lines — so you can confidently identify any note on the page.

Lesson 1: Live Class

Lesson 2: Live Class (Practice Session)

Rhythm Basics: Note Values, Rests, and Reading Measures Learn how to read and count rhythm in music - covering note values, bar lines, measures, and whole, half, and quarter rests. This will help you confidently follow and play any rhythm.

Lesson 3: Live Class

Lesson 4 : Live Class (Practice Session)

Time Signatures & Phrasing: Understanding Beats, Ties, and Slurs. Learn how to read time signatures and phrase music naturally - covering time signatures, dotted half notes, ties, and slurs - so you can confidently count beats and play music the way it's meant to sound.

Lesson 5 : Live class

Lesson 6: Live Class (Practice Session)

Repeats & Eighth Notes: Reading Repeat Signs and Rhythmic Rests Learn how to read repeat signs and faster rhythms — covering repeat signs, eighth notes and rests, and dotted quarter notes, so you can confidently follow more advanced rhythmic patterns as they appear in real music.

Lesson 7: Live Class

Lesson 8: Live Class (Practice Session)

Expression Markings: Dynamics, Tempo markings, and Articulation Learn how to bring music to life beyond the notes — covering dynamics, tempo markings, articulation, and navigation signs like D.S., D.C., and 'Fine', so you can confidently interpret a piece the way the composer intended.

Lesson 9: Live Class

Lesson 10: Live Class ( Practice Session)

Accidentals & Enharmonics: Sharps, Flats, and Naturals, Steps and Enharmonics Learn how pitch changes with accidentals: explore sharps, flats, naturals, steps, and enharmonic notes, so you can confidently identify and read altered pitches anywhere on the staff.

Lesson 11: Live Class

Lesson 12: Live Class (Practice Session)

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Staff & Notation Basics: Reading Notes, Clefs, and Pitches for Beginners
Learn how to read sheet music from scratch — covering the staff, the treble and bass clefs, pitch names, the grand staff, and ledger lines — so you can confidently identify any note on the page.

Rhythm Basics: Note Values, Rests, and Reading Measures
Learn how to read and count rhythm in music - covering note values, bar lines, measures, and whole, half, and quarter rests. This will help you confidently follow and play any rhythm.

Time Signatures & Phrasing: Understanding Beats, Ties, and Slurs.
Learn how to read time signatures and phrase music naturally - covering time signatures, dotted half notes, ties, and slurs - so you can confidently count beats and play music the way it's meant to sound.

Repeats & Eighth Notes: Reading Repeat Signs and Rhythmic Rests
Learn how to read repeat signs and faster rhythms — covering repeat signs, eighth notes and rests, and dotted quarter notes, so you can confidently follow more advanced rhythmic patterns as they appear in real music.

Expression Markings: Dynamics, Tempo markings, and Articulation
Learn how to bring music to life beyond the notes — covering dynamics, tempo markings, articulation, and navigation signs like D.S., D.C., and 'Fine', so you can confidently interpret a piece the way the composer intended.

Accidentals & Enharmonics: Sharps, Flats, and Naturals, Steps and Enharmonics
Learn how pitch changes with accidentals: explore sharps, flats, naturals, steps, and enharmonic notes, so you can confidently identify and read altered pitches anywhere on the staff.