Foundations
The ideas everything else assumes you already have.
10 topics, 52 lessons, connected so you can follow a thread rather than land on a stray page. Start anywhere — each page links to what it depends on.
The ideas everything else assumes you already have.
Reading pitch off the page — clefs, staff positions and accidentals.
Duration and pulse — note values, rests, bars and time signatures.
The distance between two notes, and the building block for everything else.
Ordered sets of notes built from fixed interval patterns.
The home note of a piece, and the sharps or flats that come with it.
The map that arranges all twelve keys by how closely related they are.
Notes stacked in thirds — quality, inversions and how chords sit in a key.
What chords do once they are in a key — and why some orders sound finished and others do not.
Hearing what you can already read — intervals, chords and pitch.
If you would rather be told where to start.