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intended to be a regularly updated page containing
a whole host of sheet
music, studies, technical tips, projects,
theory tips, games and quizlets - all free
for you to use and share (for non-profit
use only please).
If you'd like to submit any tips or material
to this site, or have any questions or suggestions,
get in touch. All feedback
greatly welcomed - if you're a teacher (or
student) and have had success, or encountered
problems, using the sheet music/studies on
offer here, please get
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Musical Games |
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on the buttons to open the relevant game page.
Plenty more games in the pipeline - please
visit again soon to see what's new :
Cuckoo
- for 2 or more players.
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Theory Quick Tip|
Relative major/minors: The
LAST THREE notes of a MAJOR scale, are the
FIRST THREE notes of the RELATIVE MINOR scale:
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Exercises & Tip Sheets |
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Scales - make them more interesting!
Intonation
/ Pitch
Feel
that Rhythm!
Semitones,
Tones & the Major Scale
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: theory, instrumental, history, reference....
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Sheet Music |
Please click on the titles
below to view-and-print sheet music:
(Printing works best if you print from
your browser, rather than downloading
the images and using a graphics package)
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Harp Music |
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Harp Solo : Beginner |
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Harp
Solo : Beginner |
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Harp
Solo |
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Harp
Solo
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Pedal
Harp Solo |
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Piano Music |
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Piano
Solo : Beginner |
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Piano
Solo : (Grade 2) |
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Violin Music |
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Three
easy canons for 2 fiddles.
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Improvisational Word Scores |
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Improvisational Word Scores
can be used for any instrument/voice, solo
or group improvisations, and are suitable
for all levels. The idea of the Improvisational
Word Scores is to inspire, encourage, and
invoke musical emotions and ideas in the performer,
without the use of common notational scores.
No dots here - just words! Can be used for
non musical inspirational too! drama, writing,
art, dance....
Make up your own Word Score : cut out headings
and phrases from newspapers, choosing ones
which you feel could inspire a particular
musical reaction, and then start rearranging
them.... You could just write down an assortment
of words and phrases yourself and then chop
them up and lay them out. This is a good excercise
if you've hit a creative brick wall and need
some random inspiration.
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sheetmusic? Let us know what you think over
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