Learn about musical notes and music with this video for children, kids and music beginners. This music video explains about beats and the different notes. A quarter note is one beat. A half note is two beats. A half note dot is 3...

Hi friends! Can you read music? Today, Bella and Pepe are learning how to make a colourful music note painting! Follow the video for a step by step guide to making your very own! We hope you have a good time making it! Have...

How do we identify the different parts of a note in music?

Can you spell out the words hidden in these music note puzzles? How would you like to improve your note reading skills? This music theory lesson presents a small groups of notes that spell out words. Get better at reading notes on the...

Learn how to draw the half rest!

Season 1, Episode 8 How do you know what the two numbers at the beginning of a piece of music mean? Are they a fraction? Will any two numbers work? Find out today How To Read Time Signatures on Two Minute Music Theory.

Season 1, Episode 7 Today we learn How To count rhythm if there aren't four beats in a measure, or if the quarter note doesn't get the beat. (Part 2)

Season 1, Episode 10 - Two Minute Music Theory Without pitch, we wouldn't have music. So what exactly is a pitch?

How one of the introductory ideas in a field called "measure theory" can be thought of in terms of musical harnomy and dissonance.

There are two conventions used across the world for naming the rhythmic values of notes. This music theory lesson explains the two systems used either side of the pond. In both systems there is an element of logic that helps to grasp how...

In this video, we will learn how to create a beautiful "Music Mandala." Follow along as we guide you step by step in drawing a round mandala, incorporating musical elements into your design. Using simple petals and musical notes, you'll...

ANNOUNCEMENT: As of May 14, 2019, there is a NEW Music History series starting on this channel called "Music In History: The Story of Music". NOTE: This video was created as a bit of a joke on how music history classes and how little...

Nolik thinks that the birthday card Tom Thomas received from Katya has a secret code on it. He learns that the strange markings are actually musical notes to a famous song.

Learn how to read music notes in this simple lesson for beginners that continues going over music notes on the treble clef and bass clef, as well as the basics you need to know before start playing on the piano. Learning to read notes...

I've gotten a lot of questions over the last 5 years. Some of them more than others, so today I'm starting an FAQ series. The note names in Western Music seem to be a little off? Why is the key with no sharps or flats C major and not A...

Get reading notes on the bass clef with the Bass Clef Rap! Also included is a fun game to test your bass clef reading skills.

Learn all about the plagal cadence, also known as the amen cadence, which chords it uses and how it sounds. Do you want to know about the plagal cadence? What is a plagal cadence? Where would you use a plagal cadence? How can you hear a...

Get reading the music staff with the Lines and Spaces Rap! Also included is a fun game to test your music staff reading skills.

Can you answer these questions about time signatures? This music theory lesson offers a quiz in which you get to decide what the time signature should be in a number of different bars. Sometimes there is more than one solution but how do...

How are the voice parts written in a score of a piece for Choir and accompaniment? Using an example by Rossini this music theory lesson shows you why it’s necessary to write the vocal parts in open score and how it deals with word...

It's hard to separate the study of Greek music into different categories since they were all so interconnected...but we're going to try! Today's Episode features research and commentary from Dr. Emily Williams Burch, who joins me to talk...

Can you name the key this piece of music is in? This music theory lesson explains how to look at a short extract of music and figure out the key without hearing it. This types of exercises are often met in theory exams, where you are...

Yes, the notes E#, B#, Cb and Fb really do exist and it's important to know why. In this music theory lesson we explain the often confusing topic of enharmonic equivalents and why in music we sometimes have to call a note E# instead of...

How to read and identify the pitch of the notes in the treble clef. Some people rely on reading the patterns of notes ascending or descending and on reading notes that are next to each other or leaping.This video explains how to read the...