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A lesson on special clefs, accidentals, intervals, and notation basics. For the complete lesson that includes, video instruction, worksheets with answer keys, quizzes, tests, and additional resources, visit www.MusicImpossible.com

A continuation of treble and bass clefs with new material on octave designations, ledger lines, and the grand staff. For the full lesson that includes, video instruction, worksheets, quizzes, tests, and additional resources, go to www.MusicImpossible.com

Lesson 2 - A lesson on music staffs and clefs. A short history lesson on the C clef and the lesser used tenor and alto clefs. An intro to treble and bass clef. Lesson 2a includes more on the bass and treble clefs as well as a discussion on the grand staff.

Follow up lesson to lesson 1 specifically demonstrating timbre in various instruments in the orchestra. For the full version of AP Music theory including quizzes, tests, worksheets, and additional resources, visit www.MusicImpossible.com. Class launches on January 10, 2025.

A series of modules and lessons to help students practice, learn, and prepare for the AP Music Theory test. If you are interested in joining this course that includes video lessons, tutorials, worksheets, quizzes, test, and additional resources, please visit www.MusicImpossible.com

An introduction to the four basic rhythms and note lengths.

The first lesson on reading notes on the treble clef staff.

A follow-up to Lesson 4 where we illustrate leaps and steps on the piano. To take this course with video lessons, quizzes, worksheets, and bonus material, go to www.MusicImpossible.com

Lesson 4 in our beginning music theory class for middle school to adult. For the full version of the class that includes video lessons, quizzes, worksheets, and more, go to www.MusicImpossible.com

Lines and spaces...and creating/drawing notes on the staff. To take this course with quizzes, worksheets, badges, and certificates of completion, go to www.MusicImpossible.com

When we write and read music, it's important to see that notes can move in two different directions AND by steps and leaps. Today we take a short amount of time to learn about steps and leaps in our music.

Part 2 in our music theory journey for elementary school students. In this video we learn about the musical notes on the lines of the treble clef. For more videos, tutorials, worksheets, quizzes, and printables, go to www.MusicImpossible.com.

A Pro Tools demo featuring some counterpoint writing and basic arranging and orchestration techniques (music theory). All stemming from a melody created by middle and high schoolers on the piano. It features a simple I - IV - V - I chord progression and uses good voice leading and harmonic resolutions.

Today we work on a short video to discover the notes on the key board. Foundational skill that is SUPER important as we journey through the great discipline of music theory. You don't have to be a pianist, but you will have to know where the notes are. Interested in learning more about music theory? Visit us at www.MusicImpossible.com!

Musical ABC's and Pitch - Mod 1 Lesson 1

Sibelius Menu Tutorials - Home Tab Part I

Advanced Music Theory - Lesson 2 - Scales and Octaves

Elementary - Lesson #1 - Notes on the Treble Clef Part 1

Circle of Fifths Basic

Sibelius Menu Tutorials - View Tab

Sibelius Menu Tutorials - Panels

What are musical keys?

Beginner - Counting Note Values

Music Impossible Trailer