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Why Music is Like Learning a Language and Why Patterns are the Key!
Why Music is Like Learning a Language (and Why Patterns are the Key!
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Are you Ready to Conquer the Circle of Fifths?
Scales are the building blocks of music, and mastering them is essential for any aspiring pianist. They provide the foundation for understan
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Achieve Zone: Consolidating Level One ~ Focus One Piano Skills
Welcome to the Achieve Zone! Building upon your success in the Find, Create, Grow, Explore, and Build Zones, this section focuses on solidif
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Are You A Musical Detective?
As a musical detective, you'll be searching for hidden patterns in music. Here are some clues to help you:
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Decoding the Sounds: A Journey Through Musical Intervals
intervals – the distance between two notes. These tiny gaps of sound have a fascinating history, stretching back centuries! And believe it
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Mara's Dazzling Designs: Inspiration and Creation from this student and young entrepreneur
Mara shares;
“I love making bracelets because each one is special and different, just like my music! It feels amazing to create something
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Meet the Rising Star: A Young Composer and Multi-Instrumentalist's Portfolio
Index Meet the Composer Level 1 Achieve: Max is Here. TQ Piano Level 2 Achieve: Max Likes Pizza. TQ Piano Free Download for Piano Level 2...
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Mastering Triplets on the Piano. Level 2 Achieve | TQ Piano
There are twelve skills to master in Level Two of the Achieve Zone on piano. This blog focuses on ‘Row Seven’ where the focus is to be able
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Imagine a raucous pub in Victorian London, filled with singing and laughter; what song can you hear? "Knees up Mother Brown"
"Ever heard a song so catchy it could make even Queen Victoria kick up her heels? That's "Knees Up Mother Brown" for you..."
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Morris Dancing
Morris dancing is a British folk dance. It, traditionally, features a group of men dancing wearing white clothes with bells fastened around their legs, as shown below. Morris dancers often were hats bedecked with ribbons, flowers and streamers. You can also see pheasant feathers in some areas. The dancers usually where clogs, a wooden shoe akin to Dutch souvenir shoes and they were often worn by working people (English Folk Dance and Song Society, 2014). Sticks are used i
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Reggae Music: Level 1 Grow
Reggae is a music genre that originated in Jamaica in the late 1960s and quickly emerged as the country's dominant music. It is...
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A Summer of Key Signatures: Sharps
Let's use the summer of 2023 to learn key signatures. In my Academy this summer students are learning scales and key signatures. The...
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A Summer of Key Signatures: Flats
Let's use the summer of 2023 to learn key signatures. In my Academy this summer my students are learning scales and key signatures and...
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G Major Scale
Free worksheets to go with the social media postings on G major. Question Write a scale to the given rhythm and add semitone brackets....
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