Music Theory for Young Beginners―“Hey, Notes!” - Chapter Two
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SKU: A0.1407502
Composed by AJ Tan. Children,Instructional. Educational Exercises. 51 pages. AJTanPiano #990164. Published by AJTanPiano (A0.1407502).Music Theory for Young Beginners―“Hey, Notes!” is a digital workbook series with exercises, games, and songs suitable for music beginners ages 4 to 9. The series covers the fundamentals of music theory in three chapters. It is written for piano lessons but could also be used in any music class setting. Once you complete all three chapters, you are ready for most grade-one theory exams (if you want to test your knowledge with an exam).
“Hey, Notes!” Chapter 2 covers the musical staff, notes, and simple quarter-note meters. It also covers articulations, performance directions, and more tempo terms.
Note: the book jumps from topic to topic, slowly increasing the information as it progresses. However, you could skip around and look at any pages relevant to your lesson or use this digital workbook as a revision before progressing to the next grade.
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