How to use this page:

This page is designed to teach you all about PITCH, in a clear and interactive way. Here’s how to make the most of it:

1. Download the PDF - using this as a print out or on a tablet will enable you to turn theory into practical skills. 
   
2. Begin with the first section and work through the content in order. Each topic builds on the last, making it easier to understand.
3. Use both the PDF and videos to build a full and thorough understanding of the content. 
   
4. Try out the exercises, quizzes, and practice tasks as you go. These are there to help you check your understanding before moving on.
5. Don’t rush! Spend as long as you need on each section. Revisit earlier topics if something doesn’t make sense right away.
6. Need Extra Help? Email Fran @ [email protected]

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Aims of this Tutorial:

By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to:

• Recognise, draw, and identify the treble, bass, alto, and tenor clefs.
• Understand the origins and development of music notation.
• Read and interpret standard music notation with greater confidence.
• Accurately read and use ledger lines.
• Apply music theory directly to your own practice through sight-reading.
• Develop skills that support both independent playing and ensemble performance.​

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Download PDF Workbook:

pitch_workbook.pdf
File Size:	141086 kb
File Type:	pdf

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PITCH TUTORIAL

What is Pitch?

Page INSERT NUMBER in the PITCH workbook. 
Content of this video: 

• Pitch Explanation
  
• Where music notation began
• The origins of note names
• Middle C
• Stave