Violin
Violin
Level 1 Note Reading Practice
Level 1 Note Reading Practice
This exercise is great for getting to know the note names and which finger you use to play them on the instrument. I recommend it for beginners who are just starting to read music on their instrument.
This exercise is great for getting to know the note names and which finger you use to play them on the instrument. I recommend it for beginners who are just starting to read music on their instrument.
Level 2 Note Reading Practice
Level 2 Note Reading Practice
These exercises are great for helping students to remember which note is which once they have a good understanding of how to play each note. I recommend it for students who know what the notes are called to play them, but are still struggling to remember which note is which when reading music.
These exercises are great for helping students to remember which note is which once they have a good understanding of how to play each note. I recommend it for students who know what the notes are called to play them, but are still struggling to remember which note is which when reading music.
D String Notes:
D String Notes:
https://www.musictheory.net/exercises/note/b8kyryt1rj1ynyyyyy
A String Notes:
A String Notes:
https://www.musictheory.net/exercises/note/bmqyryt1rj1ynyyyyy
G String Notes:
G String Notes:
https://www.musictheory.net/exercises/note/bdgyryt1rj1ynyyyyy
E String Notes:
E String Notes:
https://www.musictheory.net/exercises/note/bxuyryt1rj1ynyyyyy
All Strings:
All Strings:
https://www.musictheory.net/exercises/note/bduyryt1rj1ynyyyyy
Level 3 Note Reading Practice (IOS Devices Only)
Level 3 Note Reading Practice (IOS Devices Only)
This exercise is unfortunately, only available for Apple devices. It utilizes your device's microphone to determine whether or not you are playing the note it is displaying. It is very similar to the Level 2 note reading exercises, but allows students to apply their knowledge to the instrument. I highly recommend it if you can access it as I find that many students struggle to match up their knowledge of the notes on the instrument with their knowledge of notes on the staff.
This exercise is unfortunately, only available for Apple devices. It utilizes your device's microphone to determine whether or not you are playing the note it is displaying. It is very similar to the Level 2 note reading exercises, but allows students to apply their knowledge to the instrument. I highly recommend it if you can access it as I find that many students struggle to match up their knowledge of the notes on the instrument with their knowledge of notes on the staff.
Using Staff Wars Live
Using Staff Wars Live
Step 1:
Step 1:
Go into settings and change the Key/Scale/Instrument and Range to whichever string you would like to practice.
Go into settings and change the Key/Scale/Instrument and Range to whichever string you would like to practice.
E String
E String
A String
A String
D String
D String
G String
G String
Step 2:
Step 2:
Select Treble Clef and start game.
Select Treble Clef and start game.
