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Rhythm carousel with simple rhythms: Presentations
This rhythm carousel covers simple rhythms: quarter, eighth notes, quarter rests, sixteenth notes, half notes, half rests.
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Exam lesson or lesson prima vista
This singing lesson can be used as an exam lesson or prima vista lesson for MCV 2.1 .
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Symphony Graphique: Visual listening guides
The organization Symphony graphique offers fascinating visual listening guides that are very useful in teaching practice to make abstract musical forms very quickly clear (even for students without note knowledge).
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BR-KLASSIK CONCERT: Free online concerts
You can find free online concerts by the Bayerische Rundfunk on the BR-KLASSIK website. New updates are also regularly published with very high quality performances (both in terms of performance and image and audio).
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Familiarize yourself with scales: Playlist with explainer videos
Finding your way in scales is a mystery to many students. In these teaching videos made in corona time, Stéphane clearly explains the theory. The topics covered in the playlist are:
- twelve keys;
- major and minor;
- preliminary drawing;
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A feast for every child: Sinterklaas song with recording and score
Sing with your students this brand new homemade Sinterklaas song A party for every child , in which inclusivity is paramount. In this learning resource you will find the instrumental accompaniment, the song sung and made by Eva Hadermann and …
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Semitone counter: Chromatic scale from Do
Recognizing whole and half tones is often a nightmare for many children. With this step counter , the children can easily count the rings of the caterpillar: descending and ascending chromatically.
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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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