Accidentals, half steps, whole steps and enharmonics often confuse beginning music students. Make them crystal clear by watching this video a few times over. Accidentals, half steps, whole steps and enharmonics first appear on page 17 of Thinking Theory Book 1, along with plenty of practice and review.
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After this video students will be prepared to complete pages 17, 18 and 19 of Thinking Theory Book One which is available for purchase here: [ Ссылка ]
The Thinking Theory books are available as digital licenses or hardcopies and take students from beginning music theory right the way through to a late intermediate music theory level.
✩ Thinking Theory is a series of music theory workbooks, designed to accelerate learning while providing plenty of reinforcement of each concept.
✩ All concepts are presented in a clear and concise way and page layouts are clean and consistent.
✩ No topic is introduced without being revisited several times later in the book.
✩ Thinking Theory is designed so you can start anywhere in the series. Concepts are not left out of later books, just covered more quickly.
✩ The flashcard games provide a unique way to learn away from the page, and make learning and teaching more secure and more fun.
✩ The “Level Up!” tests at the end of each chapter and book allow you to evaluate student learning and plan their next step.
✩ The Thinking Theory Plus books provide a lateral move for students who had finished one book but are not quite ready for the next.
✩ Singing with solfa (moveable do) is integrated into the theory books. Solfa helps students with ear training, transposing, sight reading and composition.
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