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Thein BrassThe greatest brass instruments made today!One octave in bass clef, ascending and descending.
The same tonic minor arpeggio applies to natural, harmonic, and melodic minor.
Print in landscape at 100% on Letter paper, or fit to A4.
Bass clef · No key signature
First-attempt accuracy counts every non-review answer equally. Average round score counts every completed round equally. Revealed answers count as missed. First-attempt and review results are shown separately.
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Shows the 20 most recent completed rounds. First-attempt averages exclude review rounds. Dates show when scores synced, in this device's timezone; daily chart groups use UTC.
Learn to keep time, read a rhythm, and play it steadily. Start with lesson 1 or choose the skill you need.
Your goal:
Follow the highlighted note or rest. The sustained reference tone shows note length; choose Metronome for a recorded wood click on the beat. Change a setting to stop playback, then press Play to restart.
Use this as a self-check. A correct screen answer does not assess your playing.
In 2/4, 3/4, and 4/4, the quarter note gets one beat. The values below use that beat unit.
10 questions.
Read the notation. Keep the beat steady while you read.