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Writing Rests #9 – Dotted Rests
Writing Rests properly by Hand is an important skill. In this Blog, we will learn to write Dotted Rests that extend the rest value by half.
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The Power Of Why 29 Musicians
International Best Seller - The Power Of Why 29 Musicians Climbed To Superstar - Meet the Global Authors. Get the Book and Discover Your Why.
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Writing Rests #8 – Sixty-Fourth Rest
The Writing Rests Series will teach you how to write rests properly by hand (with a Pencil). Discover how to write a Sixty-Fourth Rest.
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Writing Rests #7 – Thirty-Second Rest
The Writing Rests Series will teach you how to write rests properly by hand (with a Pencil). Discover how to write a Thirty-Second Rest.
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The Power Of Why 27 Musicians
International Best Seller - The Power Of Why 27 Musicians Captured The Lead - Meet the Global Authors. Get the Book and Discover Your Why.
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Writing Rests #6 – Sixteenth Rest
The Writing Rests Series will teach you how to write rests properly by hand (with a Pencil). Discover how to write a Sixteenth Rest in music.
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Writing Rests #5 – Eighth Rest
The Writing Rests Series will teach you how to write rests properly by hand (with a Pencil). Discover how to write an Eighth Rest in music.
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Writing Rests #4 – Quarter Rest
The Writing Rests Series will teach you how to write rests properly by hand (with a Pencil). Discover how to write a Quarter Rest in music.
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Writing Rests #3 – Half Rest
The Writing Rests Series will teach you how to write rests properly by hand (with a Pencil). Discover how to write a Half Rest in music.
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Writing Rests #2 – Whole Rest
The Writing Rests Series will teach you how to write rests properly by hand (with a Pencil). Discover how to write a Whole Rest in music.
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Writing Rests #1 – Breve Rest
The Writing Rests Series will teach you how to write rests properly by hand (with a Pencil). Discover how to write a Breve Rest in music.
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The Power Of Why 25 Musicians
International Best Seller - The Power Of Why 25 Musicians Composed A Legacy - Meet the Global Authors. Get the Book and Discover Your Why.
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Teaching Tips – Theory Learning Circle
Ready to maximize your Student's musical learning? If so, use the Theory Learning Circle Teaching Tip. Read it, Say it, Write it, Play it.
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The Power Of Why 23 Musicians
International Best Seller - The Power Of Why 23 Musicians Created A Program - Meet the Global Authors. Get the Book and Discover Your Why.
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Articulation #7 – Combinations
Articulation Signs tell us how to play a note. But what happens when we combine Articulation Signs? Articulation Combinations have rules.
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Articulation #6 – Fermata
Articulation Signs tell us how to play a note. Let's explore the Fermata Sign. How do we write it? When do we use it? Are there rules?
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Articulation #5 – Tenuto
Articulation Signs tell us how to play a note. Let's explore the Tenuto Line. How do we write it? When do we use it? What are the rules?
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Articulation #4 – Marcato
Articulation Signs tell us how to play a note. Let's explore the Marcato Sign (Mark). How do we write it? When do we use it? Are there rules?
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Articulation #3 – Staccatissimo
Articulation Signs tell us how to play a note. Let's explore the Staccatissimo. This Sign is not common in modern music, but it has a purpose.
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Articulation #2 – Staccato
Articulation Signs tell us how to play a note. Let's explore the Staccato - What is it? What does it look like? Where and how do we write it?
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Articulation #1 – Accent
Articulation Signs tell us how to play a note. Let's explore the Accent - What is it? What does it look like? Where and how do we write it?
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The Power Of Why 21 Musicians
International Best Seller - The Power Of Why 21 Musicians Created A Program - Meet the Global Authors. Get the Book and Discover Your Why.
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Level 8 Music Theory Exam
Struggling to Teach (or write) Contrasting Melodies for the Level 8 Music Theory Exam? Here are 4 Tips to write these Baroque Style Melodies correctly.
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Level 7 Music Theory Exam
The new Level 7 Music Theory Exam covers new Theory, History & Harmony Requirements in between the Intermediate (Level 6) & Advanced (Level 8) Theory Exams.
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Level 6 Music Theory Exam
Level 6 Music Theory Exam preparation can feel a bit daunting. There are so many new concepts, terminologies and expectations. UMT will make it easy!
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Level 5 Music Theory Exam
Preparing students for the Level 5 Music Theory Exam is EASY when you use Ultimate Music Theory. This blog will explore tips for teaching the New Concepts.
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Success Story – Perfect Level 6 Theory Exam
Is it possible to earn 100% on the Level 6 Theory Exam? Yes it is! Whether the exam is in-person or online, Ultimate Music Theory is the way!
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Global Music Composers Summit
Global Music Composers Summit - Learn the creative writing process and how the masters of composing share ideas across the globe.
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Landmark Notes
When we teach how to find the 4 Landmark Notes in the Bass Staff and in the Treble Staff, Students learn how to identify every Staff Note.
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Octave Sign – 8va or 8vb – What is the difference
Is there a difference between the octave signs "8va" & "8vb"? Explore how to use the Octave Higher Sign and the Octave Lower Signs in music.
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Accidental Rules #7 – Writing Notes using Accidentals and Key Signatures
When writing notes on the staff, it is easy to get confused by accidentals in the Music and in the Key Signature. Let's learn the rules.
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Accidental Rules #6 – Accidentals and Key Signatures
Naming notes when there are Accidentals and Key Signatures can be confusing. Learn the difference between a Key Signature and an accidental.
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Accidental Rules #5 – Adding Necessary Accidentals
When writing notes on the staff, adding necessary accidentals (not redundant) is important. Learn how to write Staff Notes for given names.
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Accidental Rules #4 – Tied Notes with Accidentals
Confused about whether or not the bar line cancels the accidental when the note is tied? Learn the 3 simple rules for naming Tied Notes with Accidentals.
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Accidental Rules #3 – Writing Accidentals
Let's Make Writing Accidentals Easy using the KISS Method! Learn the proper way of writing (drawing) accidentals using paper & pencil (and not a computer)!
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Accidental Rules #2 – Naming Notes
When naming notes with accidentals (not using a Key Signature), there are Accidental Rules that must be followed. Let's learn those Rules.
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Accidental Rules #1 – Natural Rules
Have you ever questioned how, where and when we write a Natural Sign? In this Blog we are going to explore those Natural Rules to write theory correctly.
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Schmitt Music Expo
Welcome to Schmitt Music Expo! Over the next 5 Days, you will LEARN 5 Powerful Teaching Techniques PLUS how to get your FREE $100 Pack from Schmitt Music
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Breve Note and Breve Rest
What does Breve mean? How do you write a Breve Note? How do you write a Breve Rest? When do you use a Breve Note or a Breve Rest? Let's find out!
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Music Period Types
In Music Theory, students are expected to identify the Period Types demonstrated in a passage of music. Learn what this means and how to easily teach it.
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Counting Interval Numbers
Counting Interval Numbers can be confusing. Discover why Students will say an Interval is a 4th (when it's a 5th). Learn how to easily identify intervals!
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Ledger Line Mistakes
Ledger Line Mistakes occur when we don't understand the Ledger Line Rules. Explore 3 Common Ledger Line Mistakes that Students (& Teachers) often write.
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Got Music? Learn Music Faster with Theory Club Class Online!
Want to Learn Music Faster? Join Music Theory Club Class with Ultimate Music Theory Certifed Teacher & Elite Educator Joanne Barker.
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Music Theory Club Classes
Ultimate Music Theory Club Classes - Want to Learn Music Theory Fast & Have Fun? Ultimate Music Theory Club Classes are just what you need!
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All-Round Musician
Are you an all-round musician? Learn how you can develop each aspect of skills to become an all-round musician - with Gareth Green from Music Matters.
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Key Strategies To Thrive During COVID-19 Disruptions – Teach Online
Overwhelmed, tired and looking for answers? Here are Key strategies to will help you to not only survive but thrive during economic disruptions
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4 Tips to Teach Music Theory Online – 4 Components for Success
Needless to say COVID-19 has changed the way we now teach, from new technology to doing online exams. Learn 4 Tips To Teach Music Theory Online.
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Motivate Students – A Desire to Inspire with Summer Saiegh
Want to Motivate Students? Summer Saiegh shares how Connections through the Arts instill Confidence and a Desire to Inspire & Motivate Student Success!
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Coronavirus – How to set up zoom to teach online music lessons – COVID-19 Pandemic
Do not miss out on valuable teaching time! Learn how to set up zoom to teach online music lessons - Coronavirus COVID-19 Pandemic. Step By Step Zoom Set Up!
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Coronavirus – Learn how to teach online music lessons during COVID-19 Pandemic
Coronavirus COVID-19 Pandemic many teachers have been forced to look for alternative ways to teach online music lessons - learn how to teach online.
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Howard Berg Worlds Fastest Reader – Speed Learn Music Techniques
Howard Berg Worlds Fastest Reader - Speed Learn Music Techniques “Discover How to Speed Learn Music - Read Faster with Accelerated Learning Techniques”.
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Intervals – Size Symbol
Learn how the Ultimate Music Theory Model Mnemonic (visual aid) supports changing the Interval Size one step at a time using a Size Symbol.
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Same Pitch – Different Clef
Rewriting a note at the "Same Pitch in a Different Clef" can be tricky. Discover why a note in one clef is at the same pitch as a note in a different clef.
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Writing Bar Lines – Different Functions
Writing Bar Lines sounds simple, but did you realize that Bar Lines actually have different functions based upon their number and size? Find out more!
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MTNA Conference 2020 – 5 Reasons To Attend – Dr. Gary Ingle
Attend the MTNA Conference 2020? Top 5 Reasons Why Professional Development Is Important For Growth & Profitability In Your Teaching Studio - Dr. Gary Ingle
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Your Body Language Shapes Who You Are
Your Body Language Shapes Who You Are. Yes, we talk with our mouth, but we also “talk” or communicate with our body language.
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How to Write & Identify Major & Minor Pentascales
Learn How To Identify Major and Minor Pentascales - Fun & Easy To Understand! So-La Says: Visit the Pentascale Candy Shop - Sweet Major or Sour minor?
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Quickest Way to Achieve Results in Your Goal Setting
What’s The Quickest Way To Achieve Results When We Set A Goal? Setting Goals And Achieving The Outcome You Desire May Seem Like Two Different Things.
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Piano Key Numbers
Did you know that you can identify a specific Pitch or Key on the Keyboard using Piano Key Numbers (Pitch Numbers, Keyboard Numbers or Pitch Range Numbers)?
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3 Professional Development Ideas to Re-Energize Your Teaching
Want to re-energize your teaching, hear new ideas, connect with industry leaders & be inspired? Learn 3 Professional Development Ideas for Motivation.
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Stop and Smell The Roses – What Does That Mean?
Feeling overwhelmed and at the end of your rope? Do you take a moment to - "Stop and Smell the Roses" to Develop Your Mind, Body and Space for Well-Being?
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Learn Music Rhythm Beats Whole, Half or Quarter Notes
How do you Teach and Learn Music Rhythm Beats, so it’s super easy understand? You have a Pizza Party with Pizza Beats - Whole, Half or Quarter Notes!
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The Secret to Getting Ahead is Getting Started
What’s one important goal you just never seem to get to? What’s the secret to successfully achieving it? The Secret to Getting Ahead is Getting Started.
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3 Tips To Balance Teaching, Personal Life & Professional Development
How do you find Life Balance? And is there such a thing? In today’s busy world of schedules, activities, work & play time, things can get pretty hectic!
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Learn and Teach Music Theory – Patterns and Directions
How Do You Connect Patterns & Direction To Sight Reading & Ear Training While Bouncing On A Trampoline? Sounds like fun right?
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Motivation to Achieve Your Goals – Goal Setter
Are you a goalsetter? Think about a goal that you really want. What happens when we set a goal, we make a plan, and for some reason, we don’t achieve it?
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Mind Body Space Well-being
What Does Mind, Body & Space Mean To You? How do you feel about your wellness? Wellness is often defined as a state of being comfortable, happy or healthy.
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Learning Connection – 3 Essential D’s
UMT Learning Connection for Success is as Simple as the Three Essential D's. Like it or not, learning connection determines your success in anything you do.
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Clipped Corner Theory Challenge
Are you ready to motivate your Students to complete even MORE theory? This Clipped Corner Theory Challenge is easy for Private and Theory Group Students.
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Student Composers
Did you know that Ultimate Music Theory has the tools you need to teach your Students how to compose? Discover 3 Tips to encourage your Student Composers!
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Theory Group Drop In
A Theory Group Drop In is an Easy Way to reschedule Students or to have an Extra Group Lesson. Learn how to run your Theory Group Drop In in 3 Easy Steps!
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Mike Reno Loverboy Band Building a Successful Brand
How to build a Successful Brand that stands the test of time? Ask Multi-Awarding Winning Mike Reno Loverboy Band - "Turn Me Loose" Millions of Records Sold!
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Changing Key Signatures
How do you cancel or change Key Signatures in a Composition? In this Ultimate Music Theory Blog we explore 2 Options for Changing Key Signatures in music.
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MusicEdConnect Online Music Teachers Conference
Questions about teaching music & looking for resources? MusicEdConnect Online Music Teachers Conference - Choose Your Own Path with Michelle Sisler.
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3 Reasons Parents Need To Participate In Music Lessons
Wondering why parents need to participate in music lessons in Music for Young Children? Learn 3 Success Reasons MYC's International Director Olivia Riddell.
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How to Multi-Track Vocals – Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass
Learn How To Multitrack Vocals - Singing Classical, Opera, Ragtime, Barbershop, any genre or style, this multitrack sensation Melody Myers, has done it all.
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Rote Teaching Improves Sight Reading
Rote Teaching Improves Sight Reading! Ever had a student struggle with Sight Reading? Samantha Coates shares “How RoteTeaching Can Improve Sight Reading”.
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Neuro Linguistic Programming NLP – Optimize Your Learning State
What’s Neuro Linguistic Programming AND how can you create the optimum learning state for your students? Judy Barkowiak reveals the NLP Secrets you need.
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Piano Teaching Success – Cognitive Development – Bigger Better Brain
Looking for Piano Teaching Success and want to know how to teach music to have the“most impact” on cognitive development to develop a Bigger Better Brain?
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Mindful Focusing Challenge
4 Steps to create a Mindful Focusing Challenge that will encourage your Theory and Music Students to complete practicing and writing at home every week.
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Learn Piano Repertoire Fast – 5 Tips with Music Theory
Ever had to learn piano repertoire fast? Get 5 tips on how music theory helps you learn piano repertoire with Nicole DiPaolo in this exclusive interview.
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Blind Autistic Kodi Lee AGT 2019 – Piano Teacher Yiyi Ku
How do you teach a piano student who is blind and autistic? Watch Blind Autistic Kodi Lee AGT 2019 - Piano Teacher Yiyi Ku in this exclusive interview.
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Ultimate Music Theory Program
Our “All-in-One” Ultimate Music Theory Program is Smart & Successful! A proven Step-by-Step System to maximize learning for all Music Students!
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Perform on Sir Elton John’s Red Piano
Ever wanted an opportunity to perform on the famous Sir Elton John's Red Piano? Elena Cobb shares performing opportunities on music by living composers.
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Productivity Planner – Productivity Technique
Learn WHY a Productivity Planner - Productivity Technique, can help you set daily productivity goals, take action steps & achieve completion successfully!
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Organization – Productivity Technique
A Productivity Technique is the action of organizing something with a single purpose. What are the personal rules you need to stay organized?
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Digital Scores Technology
Making the Switch from Paper to Digital Scores Technology? Learn the differences between paper and digital scores with George Frederick Litterst.
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Pomodoro Technique – Productivity Technique
Want to avoid time thieves that prevent productivity in both your personal and professional life? Learn the Pomodoro Technique - Productivity Technique #1
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Writing Whole Notes
Writing Whole Notes does not have to be tricky. Explore 3 Rules for Writing Whole Notes and discover how to make it super easy for students to write them.
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Nicola Cantan – Preschool Piano Students
Learn How to Engage in a Playful Way with Preschool Piano Students. What are the key differences & how to manage "the wiggles" with Nicola Cantan.
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Which Music Theory Book To Use
Confused about which Music Theory Workbooks to use with your Students (& Transfer Students)? Use the "Which Music Theory Book To Use" Guide for all levels.
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Rami Bar-Niv Rhapsody Piano Camp
Rami Bar-Niv Rhapsody Piano Camp - Ever wonder what it would be like to take a week off to learn, practice and play the piano? Go to Piano Camp for Adults!
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Irina Gorin – Primary Stage of Piano Studies
Why is the Primary Stage of Piano Studies so important? Learn 3 Essentials for teaching piano with International music educator and author Irina Gorin.
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Summer Theory Challenge
Summer is the perfect time to offer a Summer Theory Challenge. Explore 3 ideas on how you too can encourage your students to complete Theory in the summer!
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Jennifer Foxx – Motivate Summer Piano Practice
How do you motivate students to practice in summer? Jennifer Foxx shares 5 ways to motivate summer piano practice, plus FREE Download Summer Practice Chart!
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Allysia Van Betuw – How to write a Classical-style piece
Ever wanted to learn how to write a Classical-style piece? Learn the complete process of writing a binary dance piece. Get the FREE eBook Piano Playbook.
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Bradley Sowash – Developing Chord Fluency
Developing Chord Fluency is easy with Bradley Sowash - multi-instrumentalist, composer, educator and innovative online group jazz piano Master Teacher.
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Summer Theory Group
Ever wanted to offer Theory during the summer but didn't know how? Want to make extra money teaching during the summer? Try UMT Summer Theory Group Classes!
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Graham Cochrane Recording Revolution
How can you join The Recording Revolution? Get Graham Cochrane's 6 Steps to make great recordings. FREE eBook Download- 6 Steps to a Radio-Ready Song.
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Todd Whaley My Music Staff
Running your own music business can be stressful. Todd Whaley shares how "My Music Staff" can simplify your business so you can "Teach More & Stress Less".
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Kamara Hennessey Music Education is Ageless
Music Education is Ageless. When is the best time to start learning music? How can you continue music education at any age? Kamara Hennessey shares NEPD.
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Lisa Ammirati How To Teach Music Theory
Are you overwhelmed with how to Teach Music Theory? Lisa Ammirati was too, until now. Learn the how to Teach Music Theory Tips - UMT Certification Course.
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Karen Hedges Teaching Group Theory
Want to develop confidence in Teaching Group Theory Classes? A proven step-by-step system to build musicianship skills in the UMT Certification Course.
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Joanne Barker Music Theory Teacher Training
Ever wondered where to get Music Theory Teacher Training so you could finally feel confident in teaching your students the universal language of music?
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Sara Campbell Professional Development Opportunities
Why are professional development opportunities essential for music teachers? Learn the 3 Tips to A.I.M. and make progress in your teaching.
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Hetty Jagersma Student Learning Needs
Are you teaching to your student learning needs? Teaching the student "where they are" and understanding learning styles will dramatically improve results!
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Susan Hong Music Teaching Technology
Do you use Music Teaching Technology in your studio? Find out how you can implement technology into your music studio for engaging lessons!
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Andrew Cohen Brain Science MusicTheoryApp
Andrew Cohen CEO of Brainscape explains how "Brain Science" helps you learn music anywhere, even if you don't have an instrument - MusicTheoryApp.com
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Elliott Wessel Schmitt Music Community Retailer
Elliott Wessel, Print Music Manager of Schmitt Music, shares 3 ideas on how your local Community Retailer can provide you with amazing resources.
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Nikki Loney The Full Voice Vocal Students
Nikki Loney, author of The FULL VOICE Workbooks, shares the importance of fun and exploration in teaching and inspiring Young Vocal Students.
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Christopher Norton Composing Improvising
Composer Christopher Norton shares tips on how composing and improvising at the piano are easy when following this step by step system.
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Rami Bar-Niv Concert Pianist Music Mastery
Rami Bar-Niv is a world class Concert Pianist and shares the secrets of Music Mastery in performance, improvisation and composition.
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Shelagh McKibbon-U’Ren Teaching Music Theory
Shelagh McKibbon-U'Ren is a master at Teaching Music Theory and shares tips on how to introduce music theory to young students.
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Jennifer Eklund Piano Pronto Composer
Jennifer Eklund Piano Pronto Composer shares why teaching POP MUSIC and not just the "same old" pieces will help your teaching business.
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Tim Topham Inner Circle Chord Hacker
What's a Chord Hacker? Learn how Tim Topham and Glory St. Germain from the "Inner Circle" teach piano students how to become a "Chord Hacker".
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Christopher Sutton Ear Training Fun
Christopher Sutton shares how we can make ear training fun and easy for our students and how we can develop ear training skills.
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Carol Matz Composer Arranger Piano Teacher
Carol Matz is a composer, arranger and piano teacher. Learn how to get started teaching students to improvise and develop pro piano skills.
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Roy Tan Master Pianist Music Career
Roy Tan Master Pianist shares his story of success from learning music theory and piano to creating arrangements and performing around the world.
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Jessica Kos-Whicher Teaching Theory To Voice Students
Jessica Kos-Whicher - The Importance of Teaching Music Theory to voice students and why students should register for both theory and voice.
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Rosemary Siemens Violin Virtuoso Successful Musician
Rosemary Siemens Violin Virtuoso & Successful Musician. What does it take to be a successful musician and be motivated in the "music business"?
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Sara Campbell Upbeat Piano Teachers Finding Teaching Style
Sara Campbell - Upbeat Piano Teachers - Finding Your Teaching Style & Attracting Ideal Clients! Clients who are less than ideal can be a total drag.
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So-La and Ti-Do
Have you ever wondered HOW to inspire, motivate and challenge your Students? It's easy with So-La and Ti-Do - the Ultimate Music Theory Stuffies! Learn how!
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Incomplete Measure
What's an Incomplete Measure? Why do we have Incomplete Measures? How do we count an Incomplete Measure? Where do we write Measure Numbers? Let's find out!
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Happy Birthday
December 1st is Ultimate Music Theory's Birthday! Here's my journey with Founder Glory St. Germain, as we celebrate our amazing years together in UMT!
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Dominant Seventh Chord Inversions
Dominant Seventh Chord Inversions are easy to write with proper note placement when you follow the 4 Steps to writing Dominant Seventh Chord Inversions!
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Upper or Lower Case Letter
Do we use an Upper or Lower Case Letter? It is a Capital "C" or a small "c"? Does it matter? Yes, it does! This blog will explore when and when not to Cap.
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Music Theory Beginner A – Lesson 1
In the Music Theory Beginner A Lesson 1 Blog, I will share ideas from my own teaching as we explore Lesson 1 - Fingers & Directions.
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Melody Writing in 5 Steps
Melody Writing Questions are now a part of nationally recognized Theory Examinations. Learn how to teach Students to write their melodies in 5 (easy) steps.
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32nd Note Stem Length
A 32nd Note Stem Length is an exception to the "1 octave stem length rule". Discover what stem length to use for a 32nd Note and how to draw them correctly.
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Placement of Accidentals #3 – Four Note Chords Accidentals
Four Note Chords are often written with 1, 2, 3 & 4 accidentals. Learn the rules for the Proper Placement of Accidentals in 4 Note Chords.
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Placement of Accidentals #2 – Triad Accidentals
Did you know that there are Placement Rules for Triad Accidentals? When a Triad (or Chord) has 2 or more Accidentals, they must be written correctly.
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Placement of Accidentals #1 – Harmonic Interval Accidentals
Harmonic Interval Accidentals have specific Placement Rules.In the Placement of Accidentals Blog #1, learn proper placement of 2 accidentals in intervals.
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Counting Slurs
Theory Exercises often ask Students to count the number of slurs in an excerpt. Learn the rules to counting slurs (and the difference between slurs & ties).
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Repeat Sign Dots
Repeat Sign Dots can be confusing. Are there rules for the placement of Repeat Sign Dots? Are there different types of Repeat Signs? Find out now!
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Volta Brackets
Volta Brackets, or "first and second ending brackets", are used to indicated specific directions when repeating the music. So, how do you use them?
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Analysis Square Bracket
The Analysis Square Bracket is an analytical tool used to define a part or phrase. Discover when it is easier to use a Square Bracket instead of a Slur.
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From Learning Disabilities to Success
Share Teacher Kandice Kreutner Ilgner's experience of how the UMT Workbooks help her students with learning disabilities build confidence & achieve success!
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Writing Time Signatures
When writing Time Signatures, it is important to not write Fractions! Discover the difference between writing Time Signatures and writing fractions.
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Music Note Stem Length
When adding a stem to a notehead, the stem is usually approximately one octave in length. Did you know that there is an exception to the Stem Length Rule?
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C Clef #3 – Draw C Clef Signs
The C Clef Sign is a symbol to Landmark Middle C in 5 different locations on 5 different staves. Learn how to Draw C Clef Signs easily to properly pitch C.
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Clef Signs Create Landmark Notes
Properly drawn Clef Signs create Landmark Notes at specific pitches on the instrument for the Treble (G) Clef and for the Bass (F) Clef.
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Tracking Skills – Learning Styles #6
If your students lose their place or can't follow the music, they may have poor Tracking Skills. Learn how to develop and strengthen their Tracking Skills.
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ADHD Student – Learning Styles #5
When teaching Theory to an ADHD Student or one who struggles to concentrate, varying their body position can support them in successful learning.
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Special Needs Learner – Learning Styles #4
When teaching a special needs learner, teachers are often required to “think outside the box” to meet the Special Learning Needs of the Student.
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Kinesthetic Learner – Learning Styles #3
Kinesthetic Learners have great hand-eye coordination. Learn the best way to teach your Kinesthetic Learner by using a Pentascale.
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Auditory Learner – Learning Styles #2
An Auditory Learner likes to listen. Discover tips on teaching an Auditory Learner. Explore how to use Pentascales to inspire transposition and learning.
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Visual Learner – Learning Styles #1
The Visual Learner likes to see instructions written down or write them down themselves. Using Pentascales can help Visual Learners understand and "get it".
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6 Tips for Two Part Writing
Two Part Writing is when two voices (parts, instruments) are written on 1 staff. Each voice has it's own melody & rhythm. Learn 6 Tips for Two Part Writing.
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Ledger Line Rules – Confused?
Confused about Ledger Lines? Did you know that there are Ledger Line Rules to help us know how to write correct Ledger Lines every time? Take the Pop Quiz!
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Goal Setting – to be the Youngest UMTC Teacher
Goal Setting is the greatest motivation for achievement! Meet Pauline Miller and her son Voxov. Voxov has a goal... to be the Youngest UMTC Teacher ever!
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Quadruple or Duple – What is the Time Signature?
How can you tell whether the Time Signature is 4/4 or 2/2 Time? Is there a difference between Quadruple or Duple in Simple Time? Here are hints to help!
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Cadence Bass Notes
Cadence Bass Notes - What are the Rules? Do the Bass Notes ascend or descend? What about the Treble Triads? Learn 3 Rules to make writing a Cadence easy.
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Cadential 6-4 Chord Progression
A Cadential 6-4 Chord Progression is an embellishment of the Dominant Chord (and not a 2nd Inversion Triad!). Learn what notes are used to create the V6/4!
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Simple Time Rests Blog 3 – Breakdown
Dotted Rests are not used in Simple Time. To understand why, we need to understand the breakdown of the Basic Beat into a mathematical fraction of 4.
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Simple Time Rests Blog 2 – No Dotted Rests
In Blog 2 of the Simple Time Rests Series, discover why there are no dotted rests in Simple Time. Have fun learning about the balance of the pulse.
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Simple Time Rests Blog 1 – Basic Beat
Simple Time Rests Blog 1 - Basic Beat. When we understand the Basic Beat and Pulse in Simple Time, we discover the Rest Rules to make adding rests easy.
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Articulation Activity – Story Telling Through Music
Use this Articulation Activity to show students how to see, hear, feel & play Articulation Marks. Imagine, Compose & Explore story telling through music!
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RCM Theory Syllabus Overview
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NEW RCM Theory Syllabus 2016
Register now for the FREE GSG MUSIC Webinar Series "NEW RCM Theory Syllabus & Ultimate Music Theory Rocks!" Glory St. Germain has BIG NEWS! Don't miss it!
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Kathy Crenshaw UMTC in 7 weeks!
Learn how Kathy Crenshaw went from a Texas music teacher's workshop to massive success in the Ultimate Music Theory Certification Course in just 7 weeks!
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Adding Beams To Join 3 Notes
Adding beams to join 3 notes can be confusing. Stems up? Stems down? Beam angled up or down? Discover the rules to writing perfect beamed notes every time.
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Add Beams To Join 2 Notes
When we add beams to join 2 notes, it can be confusing! Stems up or stems down? Beams angled up or down? Learn 3 steps to add beams to join notes correctly.
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Basic Beats Improve Sight Reading
Understanding how to scoop Basic Beats will improve your Sight Reading - especially the RCM Exam Requirement to tap a steady beat and clap the rhythm.
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Octave – Simple or Compound?
Why does an Augmented 8 invert to a diminished 8, but a Perfect 8 inverts to a Perfect 1? Learn how to easily identify when an Octave is Simple or Compound.
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New RCM Theory Syllabus
Has the New RCM Theory Syllabus got you worried and confused? Don't Panic! At Ultimate Music Theory, we've got you covered!
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Can I Use Ultimate Music Theory?
Theory is Theory, no matter where you live! You CAN use Ultimate Music Theory to learn and teach theory, no matter what method or exam system you use!
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Lead Sheet Triads
Lead Sheet Triads (those letters above the melody line in modern music) are the new Musical Shorthand. Discover what they mean and learn how to use them.
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Pentascale or Pentatonic Scale?
Pentascale or Pentatonic Scale - both contain the word Penta (5) and Scale (degrees), but are they the same scale? Learn how to easily tell the difference.
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Teaching Articulation Marks
Staccato, portato, tenuto, accent and fermata are Articulation Marks - signs that show us how to play a note. Learn how to teach playing different touches.
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No Diminished First
Ever wonder why there is no Diminished First? Learn why the smallest interval is a Perfect 1 & why a Perfect 1 always changes a semitone to an Augmented 1.
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Summer Theory Lessons
Don't have the time or energy to run a Summer Theory Camp? Why not try Summer Theory Drop-In Lessons! This easy and flexible option makes theory FUN!
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Common Advanced Exam Mistakes
Learn how to avoid Five Common Advanced Exam Mistakes when writing Nationally Recognized Theory Exams including the Royal Conservatory of Music Exams.
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How to Teach With an Upbeat
UMT shows how teaching each lesson with an Upbeat attitude is the key to the success of the lesson. The word “Upbeat” means happy; cheerful and optimistic.
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RCM Exams – Theory Co-Requisites
RCM Exams - Learn what theory Co-Requisites go with what RCM Practical Exams and WHY? Learn which RCM exams should be completed first & why it matters.
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Why Show Your Work
Explore 3 reasons why it is important to teach our students to Show Your Work when completing their theory - in their workbooks and on their exams.
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Why Use Practice Exams
Stanford University Studies prove it and so do Ultimate Music Theory Exam Results - when Students use Practice Exams to prepare for exams, they do better!
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Motivation Ideas to Complete Homework!
Do you find that motivating Boys to complete theory homework is different from motivating Girls? Here are 3 Motivation Ideas to motivate all your students!
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Rhythm Sticks – Improve Counting
Use Rhythm Sticks to bring life to counting! Pick up some Chinese Food, a Tub of Ice Cream and you too can teach your students how to have fun with rhythm.
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Descending Musical Alphabet
Learning the Musical Alphabet is important for reading music and naming intervals. But how fast can you say the descending musical alphabet pattern?
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Music Theory Course Success
Looking for the best Music Theory Course Success that will get you First Class Honors with Distinction? This easy step-by-step course - Guarantees Success!
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Music Theory Choral Class
Music Theory Choral Class - Private, Classroom & Choral Teachers alike are "Singing the Praises" of the Ultimate Music Theory Workbook Series for students!
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Complete Theory Homework – 3 Tips
Discover 3 Tips for teaching your Students How to Complete Theory Homework on time. This Pedagogical Topic important to all teachers, especially new ones.
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Feet Placement for Concentration
Studies show that your brain focuses and processes information better, stronger & faster when you have the correct Feet Placement for concentration. Really!
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Music Theory Exam – Need Help?
Overwhelmed? Get your UMT Practice Music Theory Exam & Answer books PLUS a FREE eBook - "5 Common Mistakes Students Make on Exams and How to Avoid Them".
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Music Theory Exam Games
Playing Games makes learning more fun. Playing Music Theory Exam Games helps students prepare for exams and have fun learning and reviewing concepts easily.
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Root Position Triad
Teaching the concept of a Root Position Triad using the song "Do You Wanna Build a Snowman" attaches a familiar context (snowman) with a new music concept.
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Prep Music Theory Games
Learn Faster & Have Fun - Prep Music Theory Games enhance your learning. Get the matching beginner Prep 1 & Prep 2 Music Theory Books and Free Lesson Plans!
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Playing Games Improves Learning
Did you know that playing games improves learning? Get 80 FREE Flashcards in each Ultimate Music Theory Workbook plus the UMT Games to improve learning!
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Learn How to Draw a Bass Clef
Learn how to draw a Bass Clef. Discover how to say "Bass" properly. These Teaching Tips will help you write correct notation in music.
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Faber and Faber Piano – Master Class
The Future of Teaching Music - Faber and Faber Piano Master Class with Glory and Sherry St. Germain. Learn exciting new innovative teaching techniques!
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Learn How to Draw a Treble Clef
Do you know how to draw a Treble Clef properly? Learn how! Discover when it was invented and what is so special about that G Pitch.
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Naming tied notes
When Naming Tied Notes, do you name the note for every notehead or do you only name the note each time it is played? Learn the rule for naming tied notes!
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Music Theory Camp
Guest blogger Kandice Kreutner Ilgner shares how she turned the Summer Lesson draught into Summer Theory Camp using the Ultimate Music Theory Lesson Plans.
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UMT Testimonial
Hannah Brackenbury shares her UMT Testimonial on how she discovered Ultimate Music Theory, the Online Certification Course and her first Theory Student.
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Preparatory Tempo Marks
Preparatory Tempo Marks, introduced in Prep 1 Rudiments, provide students with a foundation for understanding speed. Here are 6 Tips to remember the terms.
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Music Italian Terms
In the Ultimate Music Theory Certification Course, teachers have fun with the Music Italian Terms. Enjoy reading Kamara Hennessey's "Italian Adventure"!
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Flashcards and Flyswatters
Nothing perks up a lesson faster than bringing out the Flyswatters and the Flashcards! Learn the fun new game from Ultimate Music Theory - "Flashcard Slap".
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Staccato Dots – Why in a Space?
Ever wonder why Staccato Dots are placed in a space? Why can't they go on a line? Learn the 3 Ground Rules to place Staccato Dots CORRECTLY every time.
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Circle How You Feel
How do you know how others feel? Use "Circle How You Feel" to help students identify how they (and you) are feeling at the beginning and end of a lesson.
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2-4 or 4-8 Time
When adding a Time Signature, how can you tell whether it is 2-4 or 4-8 time? Can you always use either Time Signature? Here are some UMT Tips to guide you.
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Whole Rest in 3/2 Time
In 3/2 Time, a Whole Rest can equal 3 beats of silence. It can also equal 2 beats of silence. Why? Because the Whole Rest in 3/2 Time has 2 functions.
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Whole Rest in 2/4 Time
Have you or your students ever wondered why you must use a Whole Rest in 2/4 Time for a full measure of silence? Learn why you cannot use a Half Rest.
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Whole Rest in 4/2 Time
A Whole Rest fills an entire measure of silence in any Time Signature except 4/2 Time. Learn 3 Tips on how to use a Breve Rest and a Whole Rest in 4/2 Time.
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Improvising with Triads
Inspiring students to Improvise is as easy as opening your UMT Basic Rudiments Theory Book to Page 86! Teach Improvising with Triads in 3 simple, fun steps.
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Understanding Concert Pitch
Concert Pitch can be confusing if you have never learned an instrument other than the piano. Here are some UMT Tips on how to transpose in to concert pitch.
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Sequence, Imitation and Inversion
Discover the UMT Tips on how to identify the relationship between two or more motives as Sequence, Imitation and Inversion when analyzing music.
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Modern Vocal Score Dynamics
Discover how to write Modern Vocal Score Dynamics (with and without lyrics) in Open Score (SATB - 4 Staves) and in Short (Keyboard) Score (Grand Staff).
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Modern Vocal Score Bar Lines
Discover how to write Modern Vocal Score Bar Lines (with and without lyrics) in Open Score (SATB - 4 Staves) and in Short (Keyboard) Score (Grand Staff).
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Goals of a Theory Teacher
As Teachers, setting goals for our students is an important part of lesson preparation. What about the goals of the Theory Teacher? Here are my top 4 goals.
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Augmented First Inversion
Follow these 3 easy steps to write an Augmented First Inversion correctly, even when it's Harmonic! Bonus - 3 steps to become a confident theory teacher.
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Drawing Quarter Rests
Instructions for Drawing Quarter Rests in 4 easy steps - Ultimate Music Theory free downloadable Drawing Quarter Rests Worksheet to use with your students.
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Can You Have a Triple Flat
In music, can you have a Triple Flat or a Triple Sharp? Yes you can! Learn how to write accidentals to raise or lower a note's pitch more than a whole step.
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Have Fun Teaching Theory ABC’s!
You'll have fun teaching when we have the teaching tools that make learning the ABC’s of Music Theory Easy! Learn these tools and how to use them.
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Sharp or Flat Ear Training Game
Using the Basic Theory Game Pack to teach students to identify direction and pitch is easy and fun! Learn how to play the Sharp or Flat Ear Training Game.
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Gratitude List – 5 Reasons Why
Glory St. Germain shares her gratitude list and the 5 reasons why. A gratitude list helps us focus on the good things in our life and be grateful.
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Completing Homework – 4 Secrets
Completing Homework can be a struggle for students and can leave a teacher feeling frustrated. Learn 4 Secrets to get students to complete their homework.
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Interval – Harmonic Augmented First
Writing a Harmonic Perfect First is easy - but how do you write a Harmonic Augmented First? How do you place the accidentals so that the notes are harmonic?
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4 Tips for Theory Exam Preparation
How can you prepare your Students for a Successful Theory Examination Experience? Discover 4 Tips for Theory Exam Preparation that make exams easy and fun!
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Why Pay More? You Get More!
Why pay more for Ultimate Music Theory? Simple - You Get More! This Blog is for parents - 6 Reasons that prove why your child deserves the very best.
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UMT-ALS Theory Challenge
Want to inspire students to do theory and raise money for a special cause? Learn how to hold a Theory Challenge. Students complete theory & support charity.
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Conservatory Canada Theory 1
Can Teachers use Ultimate Music Theory to prepare students for Theory Exams with Conservatory Canada? Yes they can! Compare CC Theory 1 and RCM Basic Exams.
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Basic Theory Game Pack
The Basic Theory Game Pack features 6 games that can be played 6 ways = 36 games in one Game Pack. Laminated, convenient and a must for all Music Teachers.
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Positions? Try Pentascales!
Learn 3 reasons why using Pentascales instead of Positions will build a stronger foundation in Sight Reading and Transposing for your students.
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Slap That Rhythm
Slap That Rhythm Game - Use the Free Flashcards in each workbook to provide students with a solid foundation in Theory AND in Ear Training.
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How Do You Improve Concentration?
How do you improve Concentration? Learn how to take two minutes to improve your student's concentration by bringing their body back into balance.
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15 Minute Theory Lesson
15 Minute Theory Lesson - When Teaching Theory, how can you cover all the required material, make it relevant AND prepare your students for exams in 15 Min.
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Identifying Time Signatures
3 Steps to correctly identifying time signatures: See the pattern, Hear as you count, Feel the rhythmic pulse. The way to score success.
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Influence Students – Three Ways
Influence Students to achieve success. Ultimate Music Theory shows you three ways - by teaching differently, teaching different things and stirring emotion.
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The Power of Influence
Influence is powerful. Learn how to teach effectively using the two kinds of influence - Positive Influence and Negative Influence. What motivates you?
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Music Theory Games
The UMT Basic Theory Games Pack includes 6 Individual Laminated Music Theory Games that are the perfect 9 X 12 size. Plus 2 Free Posters - Guide and Chart
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Theory Classes – Over Already?
Theory Classes are so awesome with Joanne Barker's Ultimate Music Theory Games. UMT Games and whiteboards make theory classes fun!
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Theory Class – Fun to Success
Ultimate Music Theory Class - Dianne Potts shares her Theory Class success of completing 2 books in 20 weeks plus getting over 90% on the final RCM exam.
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Brain Injury Student – Plays Piano and iPad
Watch Brain Injury student Connor Derraugh playing piano and playing an iPad Game at the same time. An Award winning musical sensation.
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3 Things My Father Taught Me
Treasured Lessons - 3 Things My Father Taught Me about teaching with passion. It's never too late to learn something new. Learn and Share these 3 Secrets.
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C Clef #2 – When and Why?
When and Why use C Clefs? The different placement of C Clefs on the Staff will create 5 different Clefs. Learn which C Clef to use for each range.
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C Clef #1 – What and Why Do We Need It?
A Clef is a “symbol” that pitches notes to specific sounds. The C Clef is a movable clef. The 5 C Clefs establish specific pitches for Middle C. Learn more
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Teaching Music Theory – Private or Group
Learn the Top 5 reasons for Teaching Music Theory - Private or group. Who, why, when, where and what's best? How can you make more money teaching theory?
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Sixteenth Note Flags – 5 Things You Might Not Know
5 things to remember - Sixteenth Note Flags - what is and what isn’t acceptable? Learn the rules to writing the single sixteenth note flag correctly.
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Preparatory Theory Exam – Parent’s Perspective
Why should students prepare for the RCM Preparatory Theory Exam? Read this parent review and learn why and when students should start music theory.
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Transpose Music Theory – Major or Minor
When explaining how to transpose music theory, one concept that students tend to struggle with is maintaining the tonality. UMT helps understand why.
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I Don’t Like Music Theory – Until Now…
What changed from "don't like" to I LOVE Music Theory? Glory St Germain's Ultimate Music Theory Certification Course - Amazing, Complete and Cohesive.
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3 Things My Mother Taught Me
My mother taught me many things about teaching. The most important life lessons in my journey to successful teaching. Learn Three secrets to succeed.
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Broken Triads – Ascending or Descending?
Broken Triads - Ascending or Descending? Enhance your pitch comprehension between ascending or descending broken triad chords. Whiteboards and Workbooks.
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Transpose Music – Where to Write Dynamics?
Transpose Music- Where to Write Dynamics? Ultimate Music Theory teaches how to write dynamics when transposing music in the Treble Clef or Bass Clef.
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Transposition – 3 Mistakes with Key Signatures
Transposition – 3 Mistakes with Key Signatures: Ultimate Music Theory demonstrates the correct way to transpose key signatures and avoid mistakes.
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Eighth Note Flags – Fly Left or Fly Right?
Eighth Note Flags - Watch the video and learn how typeset eighth note flags are different than written eighth note flags. Teaching tips for success.
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Music App – 5 Ideas to Use in a Lesson
The UMT Music App is the only Music App with a matching Basic Rudiments Music Theory Workbook! Learn Music Theory with the Music App - great for musicians.
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Melodic Chromatic Scale – Set Form
In a Melodic Chromatic Scale using a Set Form, the notes are not the same in the ascending and descending Melodic Chromatic Scale. Discover 3 Simple Steps.
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Music Note Stems – Pizza and Donuts
Music Note Stems - Pizza and Donuts explains how the use of memory joggers can help you learn new things. Post offers two Music Note Stems Memory Joggers.
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Piano Music App iPad – Panic to Playing
Piano Music App iPad Lesson. Learn how the Ultimate Music Theory Basic Rudiments App goes from panic to playing in 30 minutes. Ear Training, Sight Reading.
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Melodic Chromatic Scales – Different Rules
Melodic Chromatic Scales - Learn two ways to write Melodic Chromatic Scales using these 4 Easy Rules. The scales sound the same but are written differently.
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Harmonic Chromatic Scale – 4 Super Steps
Harmonic Chromatic Scale - More than one correct way to write a chromatic scale. 4 Super Steps to write a Harmonic Chromatic Scale perfectly. Guaranteed!
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Brainscape – Learn Faster Using Brain Science
Brainscape is happy to be working with Ultimate Music Theory to make the music theory studying process as efficient as possible. Learn more - Brain Science.
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Prevent Piano Teacher Injury – 3 Healthy Tips
Prevent Piano Teacher Injury before it's too late! Who knew teaching music could be dangerous to your health? Prevent piano teacher injury, 3 healthy tips.
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Music Rest Placement – Only 1 Correct Answer?
Music Rest Placement - Is there more than one correct Rest Placement Answer when adding rests to complete a measure of rhythm? Yes and No - Learn Why.
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Cleaning Whiteboards – 4 Easy Tips
Cleaning Whiteboards is easy with these 4 tips. Ultimate Music Theory Whiteboards are a unique and exciting addition to any Music Studio and Theory Lesson.
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Harmonic Intervals using Accidentals
Writing harmonic intervals using accidentals - Includes three tips for learning which accidental goes where - placement of accidentals for a harmonic 2nd.
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Eighth Note Harmonic Intervals
Learn the 4 Common Mistakes when writing Eighth Note Harmonic Intervals and how to avoid them. Rules change when writing harmonic 2nds using eighth notes.
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Dotted Notes – Harmonic Second Interval
Dotted Notes - Dot or NO Dot. Harmonic 2nd Dot Placement is unique. Learn how the rules change when writing intervals of a Harmonic 2nd using Dotted Notes.
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Preparatory Rudiments Exam – Kid’s Perspective
The only series with Preparatory Rudiments Exam & Answer Books. Prepare for Royal Conservatory of Music, Royal Conservatory Music Development Program Exams.
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Harmonic Interval Stem Direction – 4 Mistakes
What is the rule for Harmonic Interval Stem Direction? Learn 4 common mistakes made and how to avoid them. Ultimate Music Theory Tips in Prep 1 Rudiments.
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First Class Honors with Distinction in 6 Weeks
Get First Class Honors with Distinction in 6 Weeks, it's easy when you use the Ultimate Music Theory Workbooks, Answer Books, Lesson Plans and Exam Series!
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Harmonic Second Interval – Why is it different
See WHY a Harmonic Second Interval is written differently from any other harmonic interval. Learn the Memory Jogger and Tips to Learn Ultimate Music Theory.
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Melodic minor scales – Repeat the Top Note?
Melodic minor scales - Learn writing scales - when do you repeat the top note and when do you NOT repeat the top note. Submediant, Leading note and more.
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Theory Workbook – Ah-HA Moment
A Theory Workbook to answer ALL your theory questions with the "Ah-HA" moment answers. The Theory Workbook and answer book that teachers are raving about!
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Music Olympics – Let the Games Begin
Music Olympics - Let the Games Begin Winning the Gold in the Music Olympics requires DESIRE and DISCIPLINE. Are you ready to let the Games ...
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Olympics Challenge – Have You Qualified Yet?
How do you compete in the Olympics Challenge? In order to get started - download this easy to use Music Theory App. Win - Gold, Silver or Bronze.
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Olympic Music or Olympics without Music
Olympic Music - What does it take for a musician to create Olympic Music and become an “Olympic Musician"? Three powerful words.
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Dominant 7th Chord Inversions
Is writing V7 Chord Inversions confusing? Watch this Free Video - 3 Tips to Guarantee Success in Placement of Notes in Dominant 7th Chord Inversions.
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Best Music Theory App – 5 Reasons to Use It!
Best Music Theory App – The ONLY App with Matching Ultimate Music Theory Workbooks - Learn faster with advanced Ear Training and Sight Reading skills.
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3 Teaching Tips for a New Music Teacher
Are you a "new" or beginner music teacher looking for Teaching Tips to accelerate your learning? Here are 3 Essential Teaching Tips you must know.
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Music Flashcards – Need a Flyswatter?
Music Flashcards are fun, especially using a Flyswatter! Learn how. And check out the Ultimate Music Theory Flashcard APP for MAC, PC, iPhone and iPad.
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