Introduction to Music Theory: Pitch and Rhythm (King's Lynn)

Wanting to learn how to read sheet music, focusing on the staff, clefs, and note names? Then this new hobby course could be for you!

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Course Description

Fundamentals of Music Theory and Reading Sheet Music: Starting with the basics of music theory, including pitch, rhythm, melody, and harmony. Students will learn how to read sheet music, focusing on the staff, clefs, and note names. Learners will use simple songs and worksheets for practice.
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Course fee	£40

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Starting 21/01/2027

King's Lynn

Part-Time

Duration This course will run each Thursday evening for 6 weeks from 5:30pm - 7pm.

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