Learn Music Theory From Scratch-Tcl Grade 1 Exam Prep. 100%

This course is based on the Trinity College London - Grade 1 Music theory syllabus and Basic Sight Reading (Practical)

What you'll learn
Understanding Basic Music Theory - Rhythm, Pitch, Musical Words and Symbols
Understanding Basic Sight Reading - Piano
Trinity College London - Grade 1 Sample Papers - Discussion
Trinity College London Grade 1 Music Theory Exam Preparation

Requirements
No Music theory or practical knowledge needed. Worksheets and Short notes will be provided.

Description
Learn how artists compose musicWhat is the importance of learning Music Theory? Learning music theory allows musicians to recognize patterns in music and become fluent readers of notated music. By understanding the structure and form of the music they're performing, they can access harmonic memory and recount large sections of music from memory. Improve improvisational skills. The basic elements of Music Theory includes melody, rhythm, harmony, form, pitch, and scales. We will be covering all those in this lesson except FORM. I'll be helping you through out until your exam (if you're willing to sit) and you can contact me anytime. It doesn't matter whether you're old or young, TCL exams can be done by anyone. Recognition of TCL: Trinity College London is an international exam board regulated by Ofqual (Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation) in England, CCEA (Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment) in Northern Ireland and by Qualifications Wales. Trinity’s graded music exams and music diplomas are regulated by these authorities within the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF). Various arrangements are in place with governmental education authorities worldwide. This is a great opportunity for you to learn the accredited TCL syllabus and basic practical on piano (Sight Reading). Don't miss out! Purchase the course today.

Overview
Section 1: Rhythm

Lecture 1 Introducing the Stave and Clef

Lecture 2 Treble and Bass stave

Lecture 3 Notes and Stems

Lecture 4 Lines and Spaces of the Treble clef

Lecture 5 Bass Clef - lines and spaces

Lecture 6 Bass Clef lines and spaces and Ledger lines

Lecture 7 Middle C on the Piano

Section 2: Piano Keyboard

Lecture 8 Identifying the white keys of a keyboard

Lecture 9 Piano Keyboard Quiz

Section 3: Note Values and Rests

Lecture 10 Note Value

Lecture 11 Rests

Lecture 12 Rest Work sheet

Lecture 13 Dotted Minim

Section 4: Bars, Bar lines and Time Signatures

Lecture 14 Time Signatures - 2/4, 3/4, 4/4

Lecture 15 Bar lines work sheet

Section 5: Sight Reading - Piano

Lecture 16 How to play note values

Lecture 17 Sight Reading (Part 1)

Lecture 18 Sight Reading (Part 2)

Lecture 19 Sight Reading (Part 3)

Lecture 20 Sight Reading (Part 4)

Lecture 21 Sight Reading (Part 5)

Section 6: Tone, Semitones and Accidentals

Lecture 22 Tone and Semitone

Lecture 23 Accidentals

Lecture 24 How to write the accidentals and the importance

Lecture 25 How to Write the accidentals

Lecture 26 Accidentals work sheet

Section 7: Keys and Tonic Triads

Lecture 27 C Major

Lecture 28 Triads on the keyboard

Lecture 29 The Tonic Triad in the key of C Major

Lecture 30 Roman Numerals and Chord Symbols

Lecture 31 Key signatures on the keyboard

Lecture 32 F Major Scale

Lecture 33 C Major Scale on the keyboard

Lecture 34 G Major scale on the keyboard

Lecture 35 Key Signatures

Lecture 36 Key Signatures and work sheet (2)

Lecture 37 The Circle of 5ths

Lecture 38 F Major and G Major scale work sheet

Lecture 39 F Major and G Major scales

Section 8: Intervals

Lecture 40 Intervals

Lecture 41 Intervals work sheet

Section 9: Arpeggios

Lecture 42 Arpeggios

Lecture 43 Arpeggios work sheet

Lecture 44 Arpeggios on the keyboard

Lecture 45 Arpeggios on the Keyboard - F Major and G Major Arpeggios

Lecture 46 Difference between Chord( (Triad) and Melody

Section 10: Grouping Notes and Rests

Lecture 47 Grouping Notes and Beaming Quavers

Lecture 48 Grouping Rests

Lecture 49 Grouping work sheet

Lecture 50 Whole Bar of Silence

Section 11: Answering a given Rhythm

Lecture 51 Answering a given Rhythm

Lecture 52 Ostinato

Lecture 53 Ostinato Worksheet

Lecture 54 Ostinato work sheet - part 2

Section 12: Musical words and symbols

Lecture 55 Dynamics

Lecture 56 Articulations

Section 13: Analysis

Lecture 57 Analysis

Section 14: Practice tests

Lecture 58 Message from the tutor

Lecture 59 May 2013 (A) Paper Answers

Lecture 60 Guildhall Sample Paper - Answers

Section 15: Trinity College London Exam - How to register?

Lecture 61 Last Words from the Tutor

Anyone who is curious to learn basic Music Theory / Anyone who likes to do the basic TCL theory Exam.

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