Odd Quartet
Music Theory - Order Of Sharps
In this video we review the order of sharps. The order of sharps is used when writing key signatures that have sharps. Let me know if you have any questions in the comments.
Two Minute Music Theory
Q&A #1 - Why Do We Need Double Sharps? - TWO MINUTE MUSIC THEORY
A question that comes up a lot: Why do we need double sharps and double flats? Where would we possibly use them? Also, does E# or B# exist? Where would we use that? Find out today on the first ever Two Minute Music Theory Q&A!
Two Minute Music Theory
Building Major and Minor Chords - TWO MINUTE MUSIC THEORY #39
Season 3, Episode 19 - Two Minute Music Theory Today we begin a series on Building Chords. Starting with the two most common types of chords in western music: The Major and Minor Chords.
Mr Henry's Music World
Piano Lessons for Beginners Harry Potter on the Piano
Hey there! Looking for fun, awesome piano lessons for kids ages 6-10? Check out this video!
Music Matters
Reading Notes in the Tenor Clef - Music Theory
How good are you at reading notes in the tenor clef? You may play an instrument that never needs to use the tenor clef but you might want to grasp the essentials of reading notes in the tenor clef. You might play with other...
Curated Video
Expressions of Time in English
This is an English language learning video that covers exact clock time and expressions of time. It introduces time expressions and asking about time, simple words, expressions, and tips.
Music Matters
Playing from a Lead Sheet - Music Performance
What does a lead sheet look like and how do you play from one? This music performance lesson takes you through the first eight bars of a famous Standard, “Lullaby of Birdland”, explaining how a lead sheet works, unpacking how to read the...
Two Minute Music Theory
G Sharp and A Flat Are Not The Same
A look at why G Sharp and A flat historically were two different pitches
Music Matters
Spot the Music Notation Mistakes - Music Theory
We explore an extract of music that contains some mistakes with its notation, can you spot them all? This music theory lesson explores some of the most common errors when it comes to notating notes, rhythms, time signatures and other...
Mazz Media
Grammar in Action: Possessive Nouns
Kids will learn that a possessive noun shows that a person, animal, place, thing or idea can possess something. “Possess” means to have or to own. Through real life examples, graphics and animation, you'll learn the different ways to...
Coach Dan Blewett
How to Throw a Curveball - Why Focus & Feedback is KEY
In this video, I discuss how focus and feedback play a huge role in curveball development.
Music Matters
How Well Do You Know Your Intervals? - Music Theory
How well do you know your intervals? Interval recognition is a core skill in for any musician with questions like these often appear in music theory exams. In this music theory lesson you will have an opportunity to discover how accurate...
Curated Video
Things We Love in English
This English language learning video aims to teach how to talk about things we love and how we like to do things. It introduces the language for liking and loving things, simple words, expressions, and tips.
Odd Quartet
How Minor Key Chord Progressions Work - Music Theory Crash Course
Last time we talked about chord progressions in a major key. Today we will look at chord progressions in a minor key. In this video we will find the key signature for the minor key, build the diatonic chords of that key, make a chord...
Ti & Me TV
Beginner Jazz Dance- Follow Along Routine With Miss Auti
Hi my loves! Today I bring you a fun, basic jazz routine. This jazz dance is great for beginner dancers because of its focus on clean lines and rhythm. You can learn this choreography at home and work on dance technique staples, like...
TMW Media
Let's Go To: Take a look at some more pictures
Take a look at some pictures and identify them by writing their names. Let's Go To, Part 6
Music Matters
Transposing a Melody into Another Key - Music Theory
How to transpose a melody from one key to another. Suitable for students preparing for Grade 5 theory exams. Are you confused about transposition? Do you need to transpose some music by playing or writing out music in a different key? Do...
Music Matters
Enharmonic Equivalents - Music Theory
What is Enharmonic equivalent in music? Why is the same note sometimes called A# and sometimes Bb? Why is F sometimes known as E#? Why do we have double sharps and double flats? This music theory lesson explains the matter of...
Music Matters
How Elgar Evokes a Musical Picture of Love - Composer Insights
This composer insights lesson shows how Elgar creates a picture of innocent and passionate love at this significant moment in his life and explores the opening of Elgar’s “Salut d’Amour”, written as his engagement gift to his intended...
Two Minute Music Theory
The Major Scale Formula - TWO MINUTE MUSIC THEORY #25
What are major scales? How do we build them? Why should you never use E# Major? Is there a Formula for Major Scales? All this and more today on Two Minute Music Theory! Season 3, Episode 3
Physical and Health Education
Athletics - Standing sprint start
Teaching points for the standing sprint start technique.
Music Matters
Overlapping Suspensions - Inside the Mind of Bach
How Bach makes use of multiple suspensions, often overlapping each other, in one of his chorale workings. We also take a look at the choice of harmony, the part writing, dealing with harmonic and melodic minor, plus other features of the...
Mr Henry's Music World
Piano Lessons for Beginners Harry Potter on the Piano (Part Two)
Hey there! Looking for fun, awesome piano lessons for kids ages 6-10? Check out this video!
Seven Dimensions
SHARP Presentations
SHARP Presentations is a video explaining a simple approach good presentations and communication which is clear and succinct. Sharp presenters and communicators connect with the audience to get their message across effectively, making it...