by Ida Campana | Nov 3, 2017 | Teachers Resources
Are You Ready to Play a Christmas Song? Learn to play Jingle Bells with visual aids. This easy to read Christmas piece is a favourite amongst all students. Has it been overdone? Well, considering it was written in the autumn of 1857 under the title “One Horse...
by Ida Campana | Apr 18, 2017 | Teachers Resources
Isn’t it easier to READ the Treble Clef? No. It’s exactly the same thing. For piano players they HAVE to know the Bass clef, but learning it is actually EASIER. A full size piano is made up of 7 octaves, from C to B…(set of 2 and 3 black keys.)...
by Ida Campana | Mar 6, 2017 | Teachers Resources
Are you a guitar student, or a violin student? Are you a student that doesn’t need to learn how to read the Bass clef because your instrument doesn’t require it? Well that’s great, but if you are writing a RCM theory exam then guess what…you...
by cmee | Jan 30, 2017 | Free Theory Lessons
How to know Technical Degree Names of the Scale, Basic Theory #6 Writing the technical degree names of the scale for the Basic Theory exam can be for the Tonic, Subdominant and Dominant Note of the Scale. The most important note of any scale or key is...
by cmee | Jan 30, 2017 | Free Theory Lessons
How to Write Rests, Basic Theory #9 Writing Rests for a Basic Theory exam, sometimes can be a challenge for some students. But…not if they learn in this easy, visual method. Learn the common mistakes that can be made in this exam, and how to avoid...
