MUSIC THEORY

Learning to play an instrument takes time, and practice, and there is nothing better to practice with, than studies. Studies are exercises for specific tasks. There are many studies for all instruments, and if you want to play really good, you have to play many studies.
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26.   Music Theory Level 4 - Beamed notes Administrator 2044
27.   Music Theory Level 2 - Double bar line Administrator 2302
28.   Music Theory Level 2 - Eight note and eight rest Administrator 2356
29.   Music Theory Level 2 - Repeat Signs Administrator 2050
30.   Music Theory Level 2 - Natural Administrator 1994
31.   Music Theory Level 2 - Flat Administrator 2717
32.   Music Theory Level 2 - Sharp Administrator 2038
33.   Music Theory Level 2 - Fermata Administrator 2883
34.   Music Theory Level 2 - The Bass Clef Administrator 2002
35.   Music Theory Level 2 - The C Scale - How to learn it Administrator 1893
36.   Music Theory Level 1 - Ledger Lines Administrator 2392
37.   Music Theory Level 1 - The Music Notes Administrator 2790
38.   Music Theory Level 1 - Quarter note and quarter rest Administrator 2068
39.   Music Theory Level 1 - Half note and half rest Administrator 2067
40.   Music Theory Level 1 - Whole note and whole rest Administrator 2043
41.   Music Theory Level 1 - Time Signature Administrator 2992
42.   Music Theory Level 1 - Measure Administrator 2029
43.   Music Theory Level 1 - Bar Lines Administrator 1898
44.   Music Theory Level 1 - Treble Clef Administrator 2947
45.   Music Theory Level 1 - The Staff Administrator 2098
46.   Music Theory Level 6 - Basic Music Theory SIX Administrator 2789
47.   Music Theory Level 3 - Basic Music Theory THREE Administrator 2653
 
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