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Major and Minor PDF Chord Construction WorksheetsWhen are music students ready to study chord construction?Chord construction is one of the basics of music theory but it must be undertaken at the right point in a programme of studyWhat our learners need to know before we present them with material based around chord constructionThere are three important elements of music theory that a student needs to understand before they embark upon a study of how chords are formed and constructed I would highly suggest purchasing your audition backing tracks to prevent any awkwardness that could come from unexpected advertisements or wifi malfunctions in the middle of your auditions.Delivering music since 1876. JW Pepper ® is your sheet music store for band, orchestra and choral music, piano sheet music, worship songs, songbooks and more. Download and buy printable sheet music online at JW Pepper. ®To find your song quickly: You can use ctrl+f or command+f to search the page.Note: This page contains affiliate links. Or in a book/CD combo with accompaniment tracksHere you will find the musical theatre backing tracks, sheet music links, and song info to accompany the audition song suggestion posts! Keep in mind that you should only use backing tracks for auditions if it is requested in your casting call.

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If you choose to use a credit card, rest assured that we never see your credit card details as paypal do all of that for us.When Paypal receive your payment you will be immediately invited to click aYou will be taken to a page from where you can download the products that you have paid for NOW!In the (rare) event that something should go wrong with the order/download process just email me at will check the order and send you the links that will get you to your stuff.Musicteachingresources. They have been put together so that an individual music educator might work with all ability levels within a single session as many of the materials are presented using a range of levels of support.Some of the sheets have blank keyboard diagrams on them and some ask only for the note name (rather than the notation).In this way it is possible to ensure that a student develops an understanding of music theory using concepts they are already familiar with (the alphabet from A to G and the ability to count from one to twelve) before moving on to develop that understanding to take in written notation etc.The chord worksheet that you can download below is one of a range of handouts that are designed to encourage students to understand the construction of major and minor triads.It simply consists of a collection of root position chords with different starting notes to be studied and identified.The beauty of using this system is that by asking your students to provide the 'letter name' of notes before attempting to write the note on a staff of music you will be able to identify examples of 'enharmonic thinking' (eg regarding a note of F# as a Gb) and take steps to explain what difference thinking the 'right way' makes to developing a useful working knowledge of music theoryIn order to give you some idea of the quality and value of our materials to music teachers just download it and use it with our blessing.A lifetime of re-usable resources for only $18.00How to access your simple 'one click' downloadBuy your music teaching resources in complete safety via any major credit card (through paypal) or directly through your paypal account if you have one. No more clumsy (and probably illegal?) photocopying from books required.These resources are especially designed to make life easier for classroom music theory or instrumental teacher's who need to explain music theory. Using our resources with phones and smartboardsThe chord worksheet invites students to firstly identify the notes of a particular chord and then to go on to understand how these notes combine to produce either a Major or a minor triad.In the example below we can see how it is possible to encourage the student to 'work from what is known to what is unknown' (one of the most effective methods of producing a 'joined up' knowledge of a theoretical base)What is 'known' is that the root of the triad is definately and unambiguously a note of G and that the fifth of the chord is a D note.The note which may cause confusion is the third of the chord which a student may think of as either A# or Bb?The challenge for a teacher is to help the student to a stage where they can determine the correct name for the note.Using the alphabetic sequence (G=1, A=2, B=3, C=4, D=5, etc.)We can easily identify the notes of G and D as being natural notes (the white notes on a piano keyboard) as they are 'unambiguous'In that there is no 'either or' choice of note names associated with them.It can seem like there is no logic to the black notes and that naming them is some sort of optional process.By counting up the alphabetic sequence ( G=1, A=2, B=3, C=4, D=5, etc.) it is possible to help the student to arrive at the correct name for the note.If G is the first (or root) then the second note (the next note in the alphabetic sequence) must be some kind of A?If the second note is A then the third note must be some kind of B (in this case Bb)?Carrying on you could determine that if the third is a B of some description then the fourth must be some kind of C note and so on?By asking the student to count the half-step (semitones) between the root (G) and the third (Bb) and then to identify the interval created (a minor third) they then have all of the information required to name the chord (G minor)By using a combination of the musicteachingresources.com worksheets and handouts based around the identification of scales, chords and intervals it is possible to acheive a situation where a student will be able to construct any Major or minor scale and from there to construct or identify any major or minor triad as well as provide information relating to the intervals that make up those chords and scales.The material can be presented to students as individual sheets during lessons or can be compiled into workbooks for revision or assessment purposes and in addition can be 'customised' to take into account the strengths and weaknesses of individual studentsThis material can even be used to form the basis of music theory power point presentations.A flexible,simple and effective music theory teaching resource that will last a lifetime for less than the price of a single textbook.