Beginner Violin Theory For Children – Book 1

Beginner Violin Theory For Children – Book 1

A Fun Resource Design to Help Young Children Learn the Theory Relevant to the Violin

This engaging workbook is specifically designed to teach young children the theory relevant to the violin in a way that is both attainable and enjoyable. It aims to build confidence and strengthen the connection between theoretical concepts and actual playing. Children will find the drawing and colouring activities entertaining while simultaneously developing their understanding of violin theory.

Ideal for beginners, this book provides a strong foundation in the basics of music theory. It can also serve as a refresher for musicians looking to review essential concepts. The book covers various topics, including the parts of the violin, line and space notes, musical symbols, and drawing music.

With 84 pages of content, this resource not only promotes learning but also fosters a love for playing the violin.

Contents Includes:

1. Learning about the parts of the violin
2. Learning to draw notes
– Recognition
– Drawing
3. Adding Stems to Notes
– Upward
– Downward
4. Drawing Notes on Lines & Spaces
– Proper shape
– Proper stem placement
– Changing direction of stem
5. Learning Musical Symbols
– Sharps
– Naturals
– Flats

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6. Drawing Treble Clefs
7. Note Recognition
– Whole note
– Half note
– Quarter note
– Eighth note
– Sixteenth note
8. Drawing Different Notes

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9. Drawing Music
– Treble clefs
– Notes on lines & spaces
10. Learning Note Timing
– Whole note
– Half note
– Quarter note
– Eighth note
– Sixteenth note
11. Review
12. Learning Rest Values
– Whole rest
– Half rest
– Quarter rest
– Eighth rest
– Sixteenth rest
13. Review