| This reading music lesson is a supplement to the Alfred’s Essentials of Music Theory self-study workbook. While no book is perfect for learning how to read music, this is one of the best available. The concise explanations, brief practice exercises, ear-training CD’s, glossary of music terms, and answer key make it an excellent value. Buy this top-rated self-study course for beginners to advanced musicians and follow along with me. |
The best music theory book for self-study at home available today. Learn how to read and write music in 75 concise lessons you can complete at home. Improve your musical ear with ear-training exercises on 2 included CD's. Test yourself in a review section at the end of each unit. Check your knowledge with the answers in the back of the book.
Quarter notes have a stem just like half notes, but the notehead is completely filled in (black).
The value of a quarter note is 1 beat.
That means every 1 beat you count going by represents a quarter note.
Now that we’ve got some basic note values learned, it’s time to move on to rests. Up next is the whole rest.
Rhythm Practice Flashcards
48 rhythm flashcards with 96 different practice patterns that corresponds with the Alfred's Essentials of Music Theory, Book 1.
Fun Rhythm Games
25 different rhythm games that can be done in 5 minutes a day. The rhythm activities help students find the beat, learn note values, and meter. A great resource for piano music teachers and homeschooling parents.
Fun music rhythm games and activities following the Dalcroze method with two CD's. A great resource for music teachers and homeschool parents who want to practice finding the beat and learning rhythm through movement.
A rhythm game activity book with two CD's that follows the Dalcroze method. This is a great resource for music teachers and homeschool parents who want to teach how to find the beat and learn various rhythms through movement.
I have a lot of trouble sight reading anything that is not basic beginner. I have missed lessons 1 – 28. Where can I find them to catch up and fill holes I have in my theory.
Thanks, Jenanne
Hi Jenanne – Watch for a future post with an updated list of lessons in this series. Also, be one of the first to keep up on a lesson series like this by subscribing to email updates.