It's time to learn a new language, the language of music! Every lyre player will benefit from learning the music stave, the music's global alphabet in a sense. In this lesson we are going to learn how to read the notes on the music stave.

Plus: Exercise for a lyre player

Let's move one step further, by learning in this lesson how to read the notes above and under the music stave. 

Plus: Exercise for a lyre player

How can I enrich a music stave with rhythm notation? A step by step guide on how to read and write a rhythm on the music stave. 

Plus: Exercise for a lyre player

And what if a written melody needs a small "break"? Learn how to read and write rests on the music stave, and what kind of rests do we use for every rhythmic value.

Plus: Supplementary material

Learn how to read a tone and a semitone in a music scale, and what are their meanings in our lyre playing. 

Plus: Supplementary material

Sharps and flats are amazing musical "tools" for creating expressive music with a variety of notes. In this lesson you will learn what they actually are and how you can use them in your lyre playing!

Plus: Sharps and flats exercise for lyre players

Let's go down to the roots of the music: the intervals! We will learn the first intervals and we will practice them through exercises for lyre players! 

Plus: Intervals exercise for lyre players

Let's move on by learning the rest of the intervals (to complete an octave), and practice them with further exercises for lyre players!

Plus: Intervals exercise for lyre players

So, you have just finished course 200, and now, you feel the need to advance further with your lyre playing. Here is a quick video on what we will cover next in our Lyre Course 201!