Music fundamentals practice exercises and assignments that focus on sound and pitch
These free PDF practice exercises focus on sound. More information and explanations for each page can be found at the links listed on the right hand column.
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Writing Noteheads In the Staff Examples of open and closed noteheads on staff lines and in spaces, with room to practice writing noteheads. Learn the rules of writing noteheads and print out free blank staff paper at Music-Paper.com. |
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Writing Ledger Lines and Noteheads Above the Staff Examples of open and closed noteheads written above the staff with ledger lines. Learn how to draw ledger lines and avoid the common mistakes made by students at Music-Paper.com. |
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Writing Ledger Lines and Noteheads Below the Staff Examples of open and closed noteheads written below the staff with ledger lines. Learn about ledger lines and how to write notes at Music-Paper.com. |
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Drawing the Treble and Bass Clef Several examples of treble and bass clefs to trace for practice, with blank staves to write your own clefs. Learn about drawing treble clefs and bass clefs at Music-Paper.com. |
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Writing Accidentals: Flats and Sharps Flat and sharp signs in spaces and on staff lines. Follow the examples closely for the proper positioning of each accidental. Learn more helpful suggestions about writing accidentals at Music-Paper.com. |
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An exercise sheet to practice identifying the pitches of both white and black keys on a piano keyboard, using both sharps and flats. Use this page as a reference. |
