The Best Music Theory Book for Beginners 1 [Book Examples]

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Rhythm 1: How to Understand, Write, and Perform Notes

04 Count In: Four

05 Count In: Three

06 How to Clap Quarter Notes

07 How to Clap Half Notes

08 How to Clap: Whole Notes

09 Clap and Count 1

10 Clap and Count 2

11 Clap and Count 3

12 Clap and Count 4

Rhythm 2: Strong and Weak Beats

13 Snare: Weak & Weakest Beats

14 Kick: Strongest & Strong Beats

15 Snare + Kick 4/4

16 Kick + Snare 3/4

18 Clap Rests 1

Rhythm 3: How to Understand, Write, and Perform Rests

19 Clap Rests 2

20 “Rienzi” Richard Wagner. Bass Drum p. 28 mm. 3-10

21 “Rusalka” Antonín Dvorák, Bass Drum mm. 57-64

22 “Les Vêpres Siciliennes” Giuseppe Verdi, Bass Drum mm. 45-55

Rhythm 4: Dots, Ties, Repeat Signs

23 Clap Dotted Notes 1

24 Clap Dotted Notes 2

25 Clap Tied Notes 1

26 Clap Tied Notes 2

27 Single Repeat Sign 1

28 Single Repeat Sign 2

29 Double Repeat Sign 1

30 Double Repeat Sign 2

Pitch and Notes 1: The Basics

31 High Pitches

37 Melody Example 1

38 Melody Example 2

39 Basic Musical Alphabet

40 Basic Musical Alphabet Ascending

41 Basic Musical Alphabet Descending

42 How to Remember the Notes on the Staff

43 Ledger Lines

44 The Notes of the Treble Clef

Pitch and Notes 2: Theory

45 The 12-Key Pattern

46 The Basic Musical Alphabet: White Keys

48 Octave Register

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