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Free Rhythm & Theory Flashcards

This 2-page (double-sided) set provides 12 rhythm flash cards and 12 music theory flash cards to prepare your band and orchestra students to read music effectively. Below is a list of all topics covered. Download this FREE set today using the link below, and ensure your students master all the most essential rhythmic values and note-reading theory!

Music Theory Cards:
Staff
Ledger Lines
Bar Lines
Measure or Bar
Key Signature
Time Signature
Treble Clef
Alto Clef
Bass Clef
Sharp
Natural
Flat

Rhythm Cards:
Whole Note
Dotted Half Note
Half Note
Dotted Quarter Note
Quarter Note
Eighth Notes (beamed)
Eighth Note (single)
Whole Rest
Half Rest
Quarter Rest
Eighth Rest
Multi-Measure Rest

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