To my theory page.
Some consider the learning of music theory as not important, necessary or at all significant when learning an instrument. In fact Theory is ALL important to the understanding of one's instrument and the music written for it.
Think of it like this. Before you can read a book you need to understand letters and words and how they fit. Taking a car out on the road would be inconceivable without first having read the highway code.
Both the Practice and Theoritical parts of learning music
are of equal importance.
Here I present a very short theory course for beginners. A good foundation in theory basics is essential if progress be made in the early stages of learning.
Such basics include the:
staff, clefs, note-names and note-values (up to semi-quaver).
The staff, clefs and note-names.
The Treble
clef, is for notes above middle'c'
The
bass clef is for notes below middle'c'
THEORY 
EAR-TRAINING
INTERVALS
SCALES
CHORDS
CADENCES
INSTRUMENTS
COMPOSERS
