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Quarter rest, quarter note, eighth and sixteenth note: Rhythm wheel
This application works like a jackpot and is used as rhythm bingo. The user spins the wheel and 8 beats (2 bars) appear. In this first version you can get a quarter rest, quarter note, eighth note and/or sixteenth note. Students can perform this …
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Thu rising: Melodic ear exercise
With this melodic ear exercise on th ascending (third and quarter jumps) you prepare (consciously or unconsciously) to recognize triads and inversions.
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Types of paint
In this learning resource you will see how paint is used as protection, as decoration, as signaling, in painting, and you will be introduced to the important types of paint.
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Jam Studio Companion: First aid for jams
The aim of the JAMZ.BOND lesson videos is to prepare musicians for JamZ.Bond jam sessions with a series of five lesson videos. Each jam session consists of a starter part, some songs for intermediate players and a final piece for more …
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Starting point for piano: Piano course for beginners or recoverers
Starting point piano is a course for pianists that can be followed online. The course consists of almost 20 chapters: clear videos in which everything is explained by the teacher Bas Bulteel.
Technique, notes, theory, chords, songs, PDFs, …
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Ear training: OK
In this online exercise on musictheory.net you have to click on the correct chord name for the chord you hear. You can choose from:
- a major triad ( major triad );
- a minor triad ( minor triad );
- an augmented triad ( augmented triad );
- a diminished …
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Ear training: Scale
In this online exercise on musictheory.net you are supposed to click on the correct name for the played scale you hear. The different scales covered are:
- big;
- harmonic minor scale;
- natural minor scale;
- melodic minor scale;
- ionic;
- Doric; …
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Ear training: Interval
In this online exercise on musictheory.net you are supposed to recognize the played interval and click on the correct name. You can choose from:
- a major second (M2) or a minor second (m2);
- a major third (M3) or a minor third (m3);
- a clean quarter …
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Ear training: Recognizing played notes
In this online exercise on musictheory.net you are supposed to recognize the note played and click on the correct note name. You also get the chance to play the reference note each time to help you out.
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Ear training: Replaying played notes on the keyboard
In this online exercise on musictheory.net you are supposed to play the note played on the keyboard. You also get the chance to play the reference note (the do) each time to help you.
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Recognize the keyboard: Agree
In this online exercise on musictheory.net you are supposed to click on the correct name of the chord with the note image on the piano. You can choose from:
- a major triad ( major triad );
- a minor triad ( minor triad );
- an augmented triad ( …
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Recognizing the keyboard: Scale
In this online exercise on musictheory.net you are supposed to choose the correct name of the scale for the scale you see on the piano. You can choose from:
- big;
- harmonic minor scale;
- natural minor scale;
- melodic minor scale.
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