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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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Writing notes: Chord or triad
In this online exercise on musictheory.net it is the intention that you click on the correct note image next to the name of the chord. The different chords are:
- a major triad ( major triad );
- a minor triad ( minor triad );
- an augmented triad ( …
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Reading notes: Naming chords
In this online exercise on musictheory.net you are supposed to click on the correct name of the chord next to the note image. You can choose from:
- a major triad ( major triad );
- a minor triad ( minor triad );
- an augmented triad ( augmented …
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Reading notes: Recognizing musical scales
In this online exercise on musictheory.net you are supposed to choose the correct name of the scale with the note image. You can choose from:
- big;
- harmonic minor scale;
- natural minor scale;
- melodic minor scale.
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Reading notes: Naming intervals
In this online exercise on musictheory.net you are supposed to click on the correct letter name for the interval. You have several options:
- an augmented second (A2), a major second (M2), a minor second (m2), or a diminished second (d2);
- an augmented …
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Reading notes: Recognizing minor and major keys
In this online exercise on musictheory.net you are supposed to click on the correct letter name for the drawing. Major and minor tonalities are discussed.
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Musical passport: Independently search for musical aspects of a piece of music
This musical passport offers a fun way for students to independently search for musical aspects of a piece of music.
In this learning resource you will not only find the document that you can print, but also a handy step-by-step plan in the form of …
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Rubrics of one: Music evaluation sheets
You can use these evaluation sheets in the form of rubrics of one to evaluate musical assignments. The different assignments are:
- introducing oneself through a rap;
- finger kaleidoscope ;
- sound design ;
- comic strip ;
- making instrumental music; …
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What does music do to us: Suggest favorite song
What does music do to us? Using this document, created in Canva, students propose their favorite song by asking a few questions. They also describe what this music does to them.
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Musical building blocks: Placemat with work forms
On this placemat you will find the musical building blocks tempo, timbre, dynamics, rhythm, meter, melody, harmony and form. The various building blocks also include questions and assignments that make the building blocks more concrete for your …
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