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Exercises
1147 exercises
Intermediate
Add Accidentals to Written Notes
Add sharps, flats, or naturals to written notes.
Intermediate
Build a Diminished Triad
Construct a diminished triad accurately.
Intermediate
Build a Major Triad from a Given Note
Build a major triad from a given root note.
Intermediate
Build a Minor Triad from a Given Note
Build a minor triad from a given root.
Intermediate
Build an Augmented Triad
Construct an augmented triad accurately.
Intermediate
Build the Circle of Fifths and Explain How It Works
Construct the Circle of Fifths and explain its structure.
Beginner
Clap a Half Note Rhythm Sheet
Clap half notes from a written rhythm.
Beginner
Clap a Quarter Note Rhythm Sheet
Clap quarter-note rhythms from notation.
Intermediate
Clap a Rhythm After Listening
Develop rhythmic memory.
Intermediate
Clap a Sixteenth Note Rhythm Sheet
Clap complex rhythms using sixteenth notes.
Beginner
Clap a Steady Pulse
Maintain a consistent beat.
Beginner
Clap a Whole Note Rhythm Sheet
Clap through a rhythm sheet using only whole notes.
Beginner
Clap an Eighth Note Rhythm Sheet
Clap rhythm sheets with eighth-note patterns.
Beginner
Clap and Count a Single-Line Rhythm
Clap and count a simple rhythm from notation.
Beginner
Clap Eighth Notes
Clap eighth notes using subdivisions.
Intermediate
Clap Eighth- and Sixteenth-Note Subdivisions of the Beat
Practice subdividing beats evenly.
Beginner
Clap Half Notes
Clap half notes across two steady beats.
Beginner
Clap in 2/4 Time
Clap rhythms in duple meter.
Beginner
Clap in 3/4 Time
Clap rhythms in triple meter.
Beginner
Clap in 4/4 Time
Clap rhythms emphasizing strong and weak beats in 4/4.
Intermediate
Clap in 6/8 Time
Clap compound meter rhythms.
Advanced
Clap Mixed Rhythms (All Note Values)
Clap rhythms using all common note values.
Intermediate
Clap Mixed Rhythms (Eighth & Sixteenth)
Clap rhythms using eighths and sixteenths.
Beginner
Clap Mixed Rhythms (Half & Quarter)
Clap rhythms combining half and quarter notes.
Intermediate
Clap Mixed Rhythms (Quarter & Eighth)
Clap rhythms using quarters and eighths.
Beginner
Clap Mixed Rhythms (Whole & Half)
Clap rhythms combining whole and half notes.
Intermediate
Clap Only on the Off-Beats (the "&" of Each Beat)
Clap on weak beats and offbeats.
Beginner
Clap Quarter Notes
Clap steady quarter notes on every beat.
Intermediate
Clap Sixteenth Notes
Clap sixteenth notes with clear subdivisions.
Beginner
Clap While Counting Aloud
Coordinate voice and rhythm.
Intermediate
Clap While Tapping Foot
Coordinate pulse and rhythm.
Beginner
Clap Whole Notes
Clap whole notes while listening to four steady beats.
Beginner
Clap With a Metronome
Stay aligned with a metronome.
Advanced
Clap Without a Metronome
Maintain tempo independently.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (A Major)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in A major.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (A Minor)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in A minor.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (Ab Major)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in Ab major.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (Ab Minor)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in Ab minor.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (B Major)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in B major.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (B Minor)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in B minor.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (Bb Major)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in Bb major.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (Bb Minor)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in Bb minor.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (C Major)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in C major.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (C Minor)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in C minor.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (D Major)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in D major.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (D Minor)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in D minor.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (Db Major)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in Db major.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (Db Minor)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in Db minor.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (E Major)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in E major.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (E Minor)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in E minor.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (Eb Major)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in Eb major.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (Eb Minor)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in Eb minor.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (F Major)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in F major.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (F Minor)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in F minor.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (F# Minor)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in F# minor.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (F♯ Major)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in F♯ major.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (G Major)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in G major.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (G Minor)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in G minor.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (Gb Major)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in Gb major.
Beginner
Compare a Broken Chord and a Full Arpeggio (Gb Minor)
Compare a simple broken chord pattern to a full arpeggio shape in Gb minor.