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How To Read And Write Music For Beginners
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1412 STUDENTS
4h 16m

This course is designed for those interested in learning how to read and write music.

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1412
Course Skill Level
Beginner
Time Estimate
4h 16m

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Course Curriculum

Section 1 - Course Overview & Welcome
Course Welcome And Overview 00:00:00
Your Brain On Music 00:00:00
Music & The Brain 00:00:00
Fur Elise Piano Score 00:00:00
PDF Documents 00:00:00
Section 2 - Who, What, When, Where, Why & How
What Is A Written Note? 00:00:00
Six Key Questions 00:00:00
From Say To Play 00:00:00
From 6 to 3 00:00:00
What To Play – Pitch 00:00:00
When To Play -Value & Duration 00:00:00
How To Play – Signs & Symbols 00:00:00
Recap So Far! 00:00:00
2D Music Model 00:00:00
3D Music Model 00:00:00
Onto The Page 00:00:00
Section 3 - What To Play
Introduction 00:00:00
Pitch 00:00:00
Treble Clef 00:00:00
Bass Clef 00:00:00
Grand Staff 00:00:00
Treble Clef Lines 00:00:00
Treble Clef Spaces 00:00:00
Bass Clef Lines 00:00:00
Bass Clef Spaces 00:00:00
Half Steps & Recap 00:00:00
Rhymes & Mnemonics 00:00:00
Guido’s Hands & Resources 00:00:00
Middle C4 & Ledger Lines 00:00:00
Octaves & Frequency Doubling 00:00:00
Ledger Line Tips & Tricks 00:00:00
In Context – Fur Elise 00:00:00
Section 4 - When To Play
Introduction 00:00:00
Whole Note – Semibreve 00:00:00
Half Note – Minim 00:00:00
Quarter Note – Crotchet 00:00:00
Eighth Note – Quaver 00:00:00
Sixteenth Note – Semiquaver 00:00:00
1/32nd Note – Demisemiquaver 00:00:00
1/64th Note – Hemidemisemiquaver 00:00:00
Table Of Note Values 00:00:00
Relative Note Values – Circular Chart 00:00:00
Rests 00:00:00
Dotted Notes & Rests 00:00:00
Tied Notes 00:00:00
Note Parts 00:00:00
Equal Terms (American/European) 00:00:00
Measures & Barlines 00:00:00
Time Signatures 00:00:00
Compound Time 00:00:00
Irregular Time Signatures 00:00:00
Definition Of Terms 00:00:00
Hierarchy Of Beats 00:00:00
Eastman Counting System 00:00:00
Triplets & Duplets 00:00:00
Rhythmic Examples 00:00:00
Section 5 - How To Play
How To Play 00:00:00
Major & Minor Keys 00:00:00
Chords – Maj Min Dim Aug 00:00:00
Chords -Inversions 00:00:00
Major Scales -Formula 00:00:00
Relative Minor Scales 00:00:00
Accidentals – Sharp Flat & Natural Signs 00:00:00
The Harmonic Minor Scale 00:00:00
The Melodic Minor Scale 00:00:00
Legato & Staccato 00:00:00
Recap So Far 00:00:00
Musical Terms – Signs & Symbols 00:00:00
Writing Conventions 00:00:00
Why Flat? Why Not Sharp? 00:00:00
Section 6 - Deconstructing Fur Elise
Deconstruction 00:00:00
Fur Therese? 00:00:00
Bagatelle 00:00:00
Beethoven’s Intent 00:00:00
Clef & Key 00:00:00
Time Signature & Dynamics 00:00:00
Pedal & Marking Up The Score 00:00:00
Accidentals & Rests 00:00:00
Editorial Markings & Bar Numbers 00:00:00
Double Barlines. Repeat Signs & 1st & 2nd Endings 00:00:00
Dotted Notes. Clef Change. Ledger Lines. 00:00:00
Chords. Flats. Ornaments. Eastman (Counting) 00:00:00
Slurs & Phrasing 00:00:00
Beyond The Page 00:00:00
Section 7 - Course Conclusion
Course Summary 00:00:00
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