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Reading Music in Treble Clef

Completed by 3 learners

Ages 7-12

Self-Paced Class

In this self paced class, we'll go over the basics of reading notes in treble clef through the use of weekly videos and Nearpod activities.

Grace M - BMus, MM

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5 pre-recorded lessons

5 weeks of teacher support

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What's included

5 pre-recorded lessons

5 weeks

of teacher support

1 year access

to the content

Homework

1 hour per week. Learner's progress will be assessed through the completion of weekly written assignments.

Assessment

Learner's progress will be assessed through the completion of weekly written assignments.

Grading

Grades will be provided to learners by request. Grades will be based on completion of written assignments.

Class Experience

Beginner Level

This treble clef note reading class is perfect for learners who have never read music before, or are looking for a refresher. The note reading confidence they'll build can then be applied to any instrument that reads in treble clef (Flute, Clarinet, Trumpet, Violin, Piano, etc). Each lesson we'll look at a different aspect of reading notes on the treble staff. We'll practice what we've learned in written activities. Each activity will build on what we've learned during previous lessons, so learners can build confidence reading music. 

Lesson 1 - Introduction to Line Notes and Space Notes
- We'll discuss tips and tricks for reading line notes and space notes within the staff

Lesson 2 - Introduction to Note Names on the Staff
- We'll discuss the note names within the treble staff and go over tips and tricks for reading them.

Lesson 3 - Introduction to Ledger Lines
- We'll discuss tips and tricks for reading notes that extend either above or below the treble staff

Lesson 4 - Introduction to Sharps and Flats
- We'll discuss how sharps and flats affect note reading


Lesson 5 - Introduction to Naturals and Final Review
-We'll discuss how natural signs can affect note reading.

Learning Goals

Students can expect to feel more confident in reading notes in treble clef.

Other Details

Supply List

All class material will be presented through videos and written activities.

Language of Instruction

English

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Meet the teacher

Grace M - BMus, MM

Joined August, 2021

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Teacher expertise and credentials

2 Degrees

Master's Degree in Music from California State University, Long Beach

Bachelor's Degree in Music from University of Hartford

I hold a Master's Degree in Oboe Performance from the Bob Cole Conservatory of music at California State University, Long Beach. At the Cole Conservatory I had the privilege of studying oboe and English horn with Carolyn Hove. My Bachelor's Degree, also in Oboe Performance, is from the Hartt School of Music of the University of Hartford in West Hartford, Connecticut. While there I studied with oboist Humbert Lucarelli.

I have extensive experience teaching private and group lessons, including lessons in Oboe, Piano, English Horn, Reed Making, and Music Theory. My students have gone on to win scholarships and place in honor orchestras across the country. I am also a current member of MTAC (Music Teacher's Association of California), and my students are eligible to complete their Certificate of Merit program.

Locally, I have performed with the Dana Point Symphony, Symphony Irvine, as well as other groups around Southern California. Previously, I was a long time member of the Cheshire Symphony.