Keane中文站 Home - Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives 番薯学院（大番薯网)--教育视频，图书馆，资料分享，免费视频频学习网站- 大番薯 酷我音乐 Top 10 Free Music Theory Websites | Learn How to Read Music at the One Minute Music Lesson with Leon Harrell Hi One Minute Music Lesson Fans, Here is a list of 10 of the best sites online for free music theory lessons and materials. My two personal favorites are OneMinuteMusicLesson.com, a site for teaching music theory from the most basic concepts by using short video lessons and MusicTheory.net which has interactive flash-based music theory tools. Most of the sites in the list contain information about music theory and worksheets or interactive tools for learning concepts of music theory. Also, before you go, if you are looking for more detailed music theory courses and information than these sites provide, check out my post on the Top 10 Music Theory Books. If you have any favorite free music theory sites you like that you don’t see in this list, let me know about them in the comments below. Finally, if you have struggled to learn music theory concepts in the past simply email me any questions you have and I will happy to help you find the answers you have been searching for. Until next time,
eMusicTheory.com: teach and learn music theory from anywhere The Tonal Centre - Tonality Musical Notation - The Method Behind the Music All music must be written before it can be read, understood, and played by musicians. To do this, a system of notation has been developed that gives musicians the information they need to play music as the composer intended it. Here is a list of topics discussed on this page: The Staff The staff is the basis of written music. Clefs This is the treble staff. This is the bass (pronounced 'base' ) staff. This is a C clef. The Grand Staff When the bass and treble clef are combined and connected by a brace (left) and lines, they become the grand staff. Measures The vertical lines on the staff mark the measures. Notes Different pitches are named by letters. Notes Written on the Staff Notes are centered on the lines or in the spaces between the lines. Ledger Lines Ledger lines extend above and below the staff, allowing for higher or lower notes to be shown than would otherwise fit on the staff. The stems of notes on ledger lines extend either up or down towards the middle line. Note Durations Rests