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Huge Collection of Music Theory Worksheets

by Kristin

My students did amazingly well on their end of year exams last spring. I was thrilled, because we had practiced like crazy with the fun resources I created. In my studio, we spend a ton of time on music theory. Why? Because playing the piano gets so much easier when you understand how music … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Beginner, Beginner Music Theory, Games, Intermediate Music Theory, Music Intervals, Music Theory, Names of Piano Keys, Reading Music, Rhythm, Rhythm Games, Scales, Worksheets

Ear Training Worksheet: Name that Interval

by Kristin

Ear Training Worksheet: Name that Interval

Interval recognition can be a snap with the help of some fun mnemonics. Associating an interval with a familiar song is a powerful ear training aid. This technique is even more potent when you throw in visual aids. I drew some pictures to associate each interval with a song. The cartoons are … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Ear Training, Intermediate Ear Training, Music Intervals, Worksheets

Ear Training Intervals with Visuals

by Kristin

Ear Training Intervals with Visuals

Meet the Ear Training Intervaltoons (TM) Get your first 4 Intervaltoons Free when you subscribe to my newsletter. In my experience, the easiest way to train the ear to recognize music intervals is to associate each interval with a familiar song. This technique becomes even more powerful when you … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Ear Training, Music Intervals

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Kristin is a piano teacher, curriculum developer and author of the widely popular Piano Magic system. She loves helping piano teachers enhance their teaching skills and optimize their studios so they can use time efficiently, maximize profit and live a life they love.

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