This reproducible collection of 60 one-page quizzes covers a variety of subjects related to beginning music theory and reading. Sections included are: The Basics; Rhythm; Note Names; Key Signatures; Keyboard Identification and Musical Puzzles.

This resource is designed for jazz enthusiasts and musicians who want to have a better understanding of the language of jazz. To successfully navigate this all-in-one jazz theory course, you should be versed in basic music theory concepts, such as those taught in Books 1 and 2 of "Alfred's Essentials of Music Theory." With these books, you will learn the essentials of jazz music through concise lessons, practice your jazz music reading and writing skills in the exercises, improve your listening and ear training skills with the CDs, and test your knowledge with the review that completes each unit. You are encouraged to play and/or sing the musical examples throughout, at first with the recording, then on your own. Welcome to an exhilarating journey into the world of jazz!

A revolutionary approach to music theory! This state-of-the-art series of books and recordings is carefully designed to make theory easier to learn and teach. It really works! One of the many features that sets this method apart is its emphasis on ear training to help students grasp the traditional theory concepts. Each unit has an ear training page, so students can hear what they have just learned. (The teacher can use either the recordings on CD or play the examples on the keyboard.) Treble and bass clefs are used alternately in the examples, and well-known music is used to reinforce the lessons, including 24 classical excerpts and 38 folk songs from 14 different countries! This remarkable course covers all of the basics, including blues scales and chord progressions, modes, solfege and transposition, while crossword puzzles, word searches, note naming, and dynamics recognition games help to make learning fun! And the ear-training CDs use acoustic instruments, such as flute, clarinet, alto sax, trumpet, trombone, violin and cello, as well as piano, rather than synthesizer or piano only. Now's the time to bring your classes up to date with the freshest, most "user-friendly" theory method available! Your students will be glad you did!

Freddie awakens from hibernation to discover he is not on his beloved Treble Clef Island. Freddie's search for home leads him through Frog Land, a strange place full of bizarre creatures all pointing him to the Bass Clef Monster, who "loves frogs." Discover the dancing bees, a moonlit cocoon garden, the fire-breathing dragon, and dare to meet the Bass Clef Monster. As in the first book Freddie Frog and the Thump in the Night, the lines and spaces represent a map of this eerie adventure, and the sound effects and music bring it to life.

Freddie and his best friend, Eli, find themselves stranded on a nearby island. They follow the mysterious "Wahooooos" through the jungle and try to communicate with the purple elephant in charge. Will he help them return home? Echo, chant, and play along with Freddie and Eli to learn the beats and rhythms of Tempo Island. This interactive third adventure in the Freddie the Frog book series is incomplete without the enclosed audio CD. Use the magnetic rhythm set (sold separately) as a hands-on extension of the book. Students can easily create their own rhythm patterns choosing four of the twelve rhythm magnets: ti-ti's (two eighth notes), ta's (quarter notes), ti-ka-ti-ka's (four sixteenth notes), or shh's (quarter rests). Choose your tempo on the CD and play your own rhythm with the Tempo Island Trio.

Using your interactive whiteboard just got a whole lot easier. This collection of ten interactive lessons are student tested and proven to be effective in teaching music concepts. Lessons include: beginning notation; steady beat; stick notation to create rhythm patterns; read and sing sol, mi and la; beginning diction and more.

Harness your students' love of the interactive whiteboard and expand their learning opportunities with this set of ten original lessons. Activities and lessons include: competitive note-reading; iconic notation; teach and compose with melodic notation; reinforce rhythmic notation; learn the lyrics to our national anthem and their meaning; learn about the classic Peter and the Wolf and more.

Get in on the action and build your interactive whiteboard repertoire with this engaging set of activities. Lessons include: composing with sol-mi melodies; teaching and creating ABA form; listening; dynamics and more.

In this volume you will find an introductory set of Melody Flash Cards, and another (more complex) set of Rhythm Flash Cards. Lessons include: use of nursery rhymes to teach basic melodic and rhythmic notation and principles; conducting fun; stick notation and progress to quarter notes, rests and paired eighth notes; meter signatures and more.

The ten interactive Flash-based lessons were created to be used with any interactive whiteboard. This software can be used on a computer and projected for your students or installed on a student computer. Teach your students about concert etiquette, dynamics, music genres and more.