Piano Program Music Theory Level 5

Piano Program Music Theory Level 5A complete music theory course for level 5 students. The course is taught in an online format, where students watch videos and explore interactive exercises to learn music theory concepts. The concepts are reinforced with the written exercise in the workbook. Concepts in level 5 include: the staff, notation, whole steps, half steps, and enharmonic notes, intervals up to an octave, major and minor thirds, dotted quarter and sixteenth notes and rests,

A complete music theory course for level 5 students. The course is taught in an online format, where students watch videos and explore interactive exercises to learn music theory concepts. The concepts are reinforced with the written exercise in the workbook. Concepts in level 5 include: the staff, notation, whole steps, half steps, and enharmonic notes, intervals up to an octave, major and minor thirds, dotted quarter and sixteenth notes and rests, draw missing notes/rests using the meters 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, and 6/4, counting and missing bar lines in 3/4, 4/4, or 5/4 meter, C, G, D, A, E, F, Bb, Eb, & Ab Major scales and key signatures, tonic and dominant notes of each scale, tonic triads, order of sharps and flats, dominant triads, vocabulary (Ledger Lines, Chromatic Sign, Accidental, Enharmonic Spelling, Cadence, Authentic Cadence, Accidental, Andante, Cadence, Chromatic Sign, Da Capo, Dal Sego, Dominant, Enharmonic Spelling, Ledger Lines, Moderato, Motive/Motif, Pentatonic Scale, Subdominant, Syncopation), analysis, rhythmic dictation, melodic dictation, interval and triad ear training, and identifying 5ths up and down from C through all of the sharps and flats.