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The second book in this series covers the following: key signatures and major scales (through 3 sharps and flats); key signatures and minor scales (through 1 sharp and flat); sixteenth notes and rests...

Book 3 continues with concepts such as relative major and minor; inverted triads, simple and compound time, transposition, ledger line notes, and the phrase.

Building on the concepts presented in the first three books, Book 4 explores double sharps and flats, duplets and triplets, thirty-second notes, augmented and diminished intervals and triads, melodic...

Includes: pentatonic and whole tone scales, alto and tenor clefs, orchestral instruments, 64th notes, double-dotted notes, plagal and authentic cadences, and more.

Book 2 covers: inner and outer ledger line notes, note spelling with key signatures (G major, F major, D major, A major), accidentals, and enharmonic notes.

Book 2 in this series continues helping students learn their theory in the most beneficial way - by combining it with ear training at the same time, which promotes well-rounded musicianship. In this b...

Book 3 in this series introduces new concepts such as: ledger lines - intervals up to an octave - major one-octave scales beyond C, G and F major - naming major key signatures - dotted quarter notes -...

The Answer Key is the companion to Write, Play, and Hear Your Theory Every Day™, Book 3, and provides the correct answers for each of the written exercises as well as playback and ear training activit...

Write, Play And Hear Your Theory Every Day - Book 4 introduces new concepts such as: new time signature 6/8 - relative minor scales - key signatures for major and minor scales - primary triads and the...

This Answer Key is the companion to Write, Play, and Hear Your Theory Every Day, Book 4, and provides the correct answers for each of the written exercises as well as playback and ear training activit...

In Write, Play And Hear Your Theory Every Day - Book 5, students will review Major and minor key signatures, time signatures, notes and rests, Major scales, relative minor (natural and harmonic) scale...

The Write, Play, And Hear Your Theory Every Day - Book 5 (Answer Key) is the companion to Write, Play, and Hear Your Theory Every Day®, Book 5, and provides the correct answers for each of the wr...

Concepts covered include: identifying the exact count where each note is sounded, eighth-note subdivision, syncopation, sixteenth notes, and more.

Introduce students to the joy of composing their own music in this first workbook in a new series. Contains seven lesson units (rhythm, melody, harmony, repetition, form, modern music, and review), ea...

This second Music by Me continues to play out the creative joy of the first. Book Two has the seven familiar units (rhythm, melody, harmony, bass patterns, musical form, modern music, and review), eac...

This third book continues the discovery of the tools used in composition. New concepts covered include: new rhythms (upbeats and downbeats), melody sequencing, harmonizing, theme and variations, and m...

Music by Me, Book 4 contains six units designed for the early intermediate student. In this book, the topics covered include: syncopation, melodic non-chord tones, harmonic chord progressions, exercis...

Book Five in this series is designed for the intermediate level student. Each unit is divided into four parts: Tools of the Trade; Let’s Explore; Scanning the Score; Compose Your Own. Some of the unit...

Add a unique programming twist with this fantastic piece that blends humor with darkness. The "spooky" opening uses playable chromatics to set the stage for the "thing," which comes across as potentia...

Add a unique programming twist with this fantastic piece that blends humor with darkness. The "spooky" opening uses playable chromatics to set the stage for the "thing," which comes across as potentia...

Amazing Grace never sounded so sweet! After a traditional chorale opening, things get cookin' with a modern salsa groove. While a great opportunity to feature your rhythm section, the winds also have...

Here is a winning combination of old and new. This three-movement sonata contrasts the traditional sound of the harpsichord with tonality and syncopations common to popular music and jazz. There are g...

Winner of the Alienor Harpsichord Composition Competition, the Sonata for Harpsichord is performed by harpsichordist Elaine Funaro, and is available on Gasparo Records.