1.) The Staff, Notes and Pitches

2.) Treble Clef and Staff

3.) Bass Clef and Staff

4.) The Grand Staff

5.) Ledger Lines

Review of Lessons 1-5

6.) Note Values

7.) Measures, Bar Line and Double Bar

8.) 4/4 Time Signature and Note Values

9.) Whole, Half, and Quarter Rests

Review of Lessons 6-9

10.) 2/4 Time Signature

11.) 3/4 Time Signature

12.) Dotted Half Note

13.) Ties and Slurs

Review of Lessons 10-13

14.) Repeat Sign, 1st and 2nd Endings

15.) Eighth Notes

16.) Eighth Rests

17.) Dotted Quarter Note

Review of Lessons 14-17

18.) Dynamic Markings

19.) Tempo Markings

20.) Articulation

21.) D.C., D.S., Coda and Fine

Review of Lessons 18-21

22.) Flats

23.) Sharps

24.) Naturals

25.) Whole Steps, Half Steps and Enharmonic Notes

Review of Lessons 22-25

Solfege – is a system where every note of a scale is given its own unique syllable, which is used to sing that note every time it appears.

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Step – The distance between two notes that are side-by-side or next to each other. (Example: DO is a step away from RE since they are right next to each other)

Leap or Jump – The distance between two notes that are NOT side-by-side or next to each other. (Example: DO is a jump or leap away from MI since they are NOT right next to each other. This is true with all notes that are not directly next to DO)