- Introduction
- Learning outcomes
- 1 The content
- 2 The basics
- 2.1 The staff
- 2.2 Clefs
- 2.3 The great staff
- 2.4 Middle C and ledger lines
- 2.5 Writing notes
- 2.6 Reading notes
- 2.7 Review 1
- Group 1: writing notes
- Group 2: identifying note names on the treble staff
- Group 3: identifying note names on the bass staff
- Group 4: identifying clefs for notes on both the treble and bass staves
- Group 5: identifying note names of notes with ledger lines
- Group 6: identifying more note names of notes with ledger lines
- 3 Rhythm and metre
- 4 Rests
- 5 Pitch
- 5.1 Notes of the bass and treble staves: a reminder
- 5.2 Semitones and tones, and the scale of C major
- 5.3 Semitones and tones, and the scale of G major
- 5.4 Major scales having key signatures with sharps
- 5.5 Semitones and tones and the scale of F major
- 5.6 Major scales having key signatures with flats
- 5.7 Review 6
- 5.8 Minor scales: the natural form
- 5.9 Minor scales: the melodic and harmonic forms
- 5.10 Relative minor and relative major
- 5.11 Review 7
- 6 Accidentals, degrees of the scale and intervals
- 7 Harmony: the triad
- 8 Scores: performance directions
- 9 Review
- 10 Trainers for eye and ear
- Conclusion
- References
- Acknowledgements
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