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This is the examples for What Do You Hear? #6 for The Magic of Music Theory Primer for Cello. Students will listen to 4 notes and identify if the notes step up or step down. The Magic of Music Theory is a workbook series for young string players that teaches music theory, and aural skills. Students learn music theory from the perspective of the cello fingerboard! This series reinforces concepts...

This is the examples for What Do You Hear? #5 for The Magic of Music Theory Primer for Cello. Students will listen to 3 notes and identify if they hear the same three notes or if the notes were different. Then they will identify if the example they hear is loud or soft by the symbols for forte or piano. The Magic of Music Theory is a workbook series for young string players that teaches music t...

This is the examples for What Do You Hear? #4 for The Magic of Music Theory Primer for Cello. Students will listen to 3 notes and identify if they hear the same three notes or if the notes were different. Then they will identify if the example they hear is loud or soft by the symbols for forte or piano. The Magic of Music Theory is a workbook series for young string players that teaches music t...

This is the examples for What Do You Hear? #1 for The Magic of Music Theory Primer for Cello Identify high or low and loud or soft. Finally, identify what open string you hear. The Magic of Music Theory is a workbook series for young string players that teaches music theory, and aural skills. Students learn music theory from the perspective of the cello fingerboard! This series reinforces conce...

This is the examples for What Do You Hear? #1 for The Magic of Music Theory Primer for Cello. Students will draw the pattern that they hear as they listen for long and short notes. The Magic of Music Theory is a workbook series for young string players that teaches music theory, and aural skills. Students learn music theory from the perspective of the cello fingerboard! This series reinforces c...

This is the examples for What Do You Hear? #3 for The Magic of Music Theory Primer for Cello. Students will listen to 4 notes and identify if the notes they hear are Allegro or Adagio. Then they will identify if the example they hear is loud or soft by the symbols for forte or piano. The Magic of Music Theory is a workbook series for young string players that teaches music theory, and aural ski...

See what's in The Magic of Music Theory Primer - Viola by Kristin Campbell. See the table of contents and sample pages from this book. These exercise come from The Magic of Music Theory Primer: Viola Workbook available here from amazon. amzn.to/3yYoLaj (affiliate link)

See what's in The Magic of Music Theory Primer - Violin by Kristin Campbell. Available from Amazon or Ingram Spark on September 1, 2024 Buy workbook on amazon: amzn.to/4e0SyxV

This is the examples for What Do You Hear? #6 for The Magic of Music Theory Primer for Cello. Students will hear 4 notes. They must identify if the notes they hear step up or step down. The Magic of Music Theory is a workbook series for young string players that teaches music theory, and aural skills. Students learn music theory from the perspective of the viola fingerboard! This series reinfor...

This is the examples for What Do You Hear? #5 for The Magic of Music Theory Primer for Cello. Students will hear 4 notes. They must identify if the notes they hear step up or step down. The Magic of Music Theory is a workbook series for young string players that teaches music theory, and aural skills. Students learn music theory from the perspective of the viola fingerboard! This series reinfor...

This is the examples for What Do You Hear? #4 for The Magic of Music Theory Primer for Viola. Students will listen to 3 notes and identify if they hear the same three notes or if the notes were different. Then they will identify if the example they hear is loud or soft by the symbols for forte or piano. The Magic of Music Theory is a workbook series for young string players that teaches music t...

This is the examples for What Do You Hear? #3 for The Magic of Music Theory Primer for Viola. Students will listen to 4 notes and identify if the notes they hear are Allegro or Adagio. Then they will identify if the example they hear is loud or soft by the symbols for forte or piano. The Magic of Music Theory is a workbook series for young string players that teaches music theory, and aural ski...

This is the examples for What Do You Hear? #1 for The Magic of Music Theory Primer for Viola. Students will draw the pattern that they hear as they listen for long and short notes. The Magic of Music Theory is a workbook series for young string players that teaches music theory, and aural skills. Students learn music theory from the perspective of the viola fingerboard! This series reinforces c...

This is the examples for What Do You Hear? #1 for The Magic of Music Theory Primer for Viola. Identify high or low and loud or soft. Finally, identify what open string you hear. The Magic of Music Theory is a workbook series for young string players that teaches music theory, and aural skills. Students learn music theory from the perspective of the viola fingerboard! This series reinforces conc...

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