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Basic Music Theory Resource Book And Worksheets By Rodolfo Gonzalez, Ed. D. 2017 1

Table of Contents I. Basic Music Theory Resource Book 1. Staff p. 4 2. Treble Clef p. 4 3. Bass Clef p. 4 4. The Grand Staff p. 4 5. Sharp p. 5 6. Flat p. 5 7. Natural p. 5 8. Key Signature p. 5 9. Time Signature p. 5 10. Measure p. 5 11. Bar Line p. 6 12. Double Bar p. 6 13. Repeat Sign p. 6 14. First and Second Endings p. 6 15. Da Capo p. 7 16. Fine p. 7 17. Pitch/Note/Tone p. 7 18. Lines and Spaces: Treble Clef p. 7 19. Lines and Spaces: Bass Clef p. 7 20. Leger Lines p. 7 21. Descend p. 8 22. Ascend p. 8 23. Scale p. 8 24. Ascending Scale and Descending Scale p. 8 25. Solfege Syllables and Hand Signs p. 8 26. C Major Scale p. 8 27. A Natural Minor Scale p. 9 28. Fermata p. 9 29. Round p. 9 30. Beat p. 9 31. Metronome p. 9 32. Meter p. 9 33. Notes and Rests p. 10 34. Notes and Rests on the Staff p. 11 35. The Piano Keyboard p. 12 36. Intervals p. 13 37. Key Signatures p. 14 38. Major Key Signatures p. 14 39. Minor Key Signatures p. 15 40. Melody: From Song to Notation p. 16 2

II. Basic Music Theory Worksheets Music Theory Exercise 1: The Staff, Treble Clef, Bass Clef, and the Grand Staff p. 18 Music Theory Exercise 2: The Sharp, Flat, Natural, and Key Signature p. 19 Music Theory Exercise 3: The Sharp, Flat, Natural, and Key Signature p. 20 Music Theory Exercise 4: Bar Line, Double Bar, Repeat Sign, First and Second Endings p. 21 Music Theory Exercise 5: Da Capo, Fine, Lines and Spaces p. 22 Music Theory Exercise 6: Leger Lines, Pitch/Note/Tone, Ascend, Descend, Scale p. 23 Music Theory Exercise 7: Solfege Syllables, Hand Signs, and C Major Scale p. 24 Music Theory Exercise 8: A Minor Scale, Fermata, Round, Beat, Metronome, Time Signature p. 25 Music Theory Exercise 9: Notes and Rests p. 26 Music Theory Exercise 10: The Piano Keyboard p. 27 Music Theory Exercise 11: Intervals p. 28 Music Theory Exercise 12: G and D Major Key Signatures p. 29 Music Theory Exercise 13: A Minor and E Minor Key Signatures p. 30 Music Theory Exercise 14: Melody from Song to Notation p. 31 3

1. Staff 5 lines in which music notes are written. I. Basic Music Theory Line 5 Line 4 Line 3 Line 2 Line 1 Space 4 Space 3 Space 2 Space 1 2. Treble Clef sign used to denote G on the staff used in writing music for high instruments (flute, trumpet, clarinet, guitar). G Treble Clef 3. Bass Clef sign used to denote F on the staff used in writing music for low instruments (trombone, tuba, bassoon, guitarron). F Bass Clef 4. The Grand Staff used to notate piano music. Bar Line Treble Clef Staff Brace Bass Clef Staff Bar Line 4

II. Basic Music Theory Worksheets Name: Class Period: School: Date: Music Theory Worksheet 1: The Staff, Treble Clef, Bass Clef, and the Grand Staff 1. Draw a music staff. Label the lines 1-5. Label the spaces 1-4. 2. Draw another music staff. Draw a treble clef at the beginning of the staff. Draw as many treble clefs on the staff as can fit. 3. Draw another staff. Draw a bass clef at the beginning of the staff. Draw as many bass clefs on the staff as can fit. 4. Draw a grand staff. Connect the top a bottom staves with a bar line and a brace. 18

Name: Class Period: School: Date: Music Theory Worksheet 2: The Sharp, Flat, Natural, and Key Signature 1. Draw 7 sharps in the boxes below: 2. Draw 7 flats in the boxes below: 3. Draw 7 naturals in the boxes below: 4. Draw a grand staff. Carefully draw the seven sharps on the grand staff. 5. Draw a grand staff. Carefully draw the seven flats on the grand staff. 19

Name: Class Period: School: Date: Music Theory Worksheet 3: The Sharp, Flat, Natural, and Key Signature 1. Draw a grand staff. After each clef write in 2/4 time signature 8 times. 2. Draw a grand staff. After each clef write in 3/4 time signature 8 times. 3. Draw a grand staff. After each clef write in 4/4 time signature 8 times. 4. Draw a grand staff. Divide the grand staff into 4 measures. Label measures 1, 2, 3, & 4. 20

Name: Class Period: School: Date: Music Theory Worksheet 4: Bar Line, Double Bar, Repeat Sign, First and Second Endings 1. Draw a grand staff. Divide the grand staff into 4 measures. Label bar lines 1, 2, 3, & 4. 2. Draw a grand staff. Divide the grand staff into 4 measures. Draw a double bar at the end of the grand staff. Label the double bar. 3. Draw a grand staff. Divide the grand staff into 4 measures. Draw a repeat sign at the end of the grand staff. Draw a repeat sign at the beginning of the grand staff. 4. Draw a grand staff. Divide the grand staff into 4 measures. Draw a repeat sign at the end of the grand staff. Draw a repeat sign at the beginning of the grand staff. Finally, draw the first and second endings. 21