Music theory for Beginners – Exercises (Part 1)
Part one of these music theory exercises consist of different components. The first two exercises are to name the notes that are given. In the first one, we write them down, and in the second one, it is the same, except we read the note names aloud in a steady tempo. It doesn’t matter how fast or slow the speed is, but it must stay constant for the whole exercise. Afterwards, the activities change their focus to rhythms. A melody is given, and the student must add bars in 3/4 and 4/4. We test the same knowledge but on a theoretical base to conclude the exercises. Connect the rests, connect the notes, and combine both previous activities. Have fun!
Music theory for Beginners – Exercises (Part 2)
The second part of these music theory exercises is slightly more complex than the first. The start exercises stay the same but are a little more complicated. The students must name the notes given and add the bars for the melody. These exercises are followed by a recap of the connect practices from the first part. Afterwards, we explore the theoretical aspect of music a little deeper. An interval is present, and the student has to name it. Within the bars, there is space to write notes in between. Place half and whole tones, which will grow your knowledge even more. Have fun!
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Over the past few years, I have taught music theory at various music schools in both Australia and Belgium. During these times, I’ve put plenty of different exercises on paper. This way, my students could practise at home and in the music lessons themselves. I’ve decided to put those exercises together to publish them here in the education section of my website. Over time, I lost many of them, but here is what was still on my online clouds. Besides that, my students can find them here if they want extra practice. It’s also downloadable for anyone. These exercises will be helpful to anyone on the search for some music theory for beginners exercises.
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