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Octave Numbers Lesson

We're excited to share our latest addition to uTheory's lessons: Octave Numbers! In this lesson students learn to write and identify notes in specific octaves, using

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uTheory Updates: October 2021

We're expanding uTheory's ear training lessons and printable resources for teachers! Read on for the latest additions and updates coming soon, and see how to share your uTheory success stories with us.

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Solfege and the Staff Lesson

uTheory's latest lesson helps bridge the gap between hearing and the page. Students learn to identify & write tonic in Major, label solfege/scale degrees, write notes when given solfege/scale degrees, and transcribe stepwise melodies first in solfege/scale degrees then on the staff.

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uTheory Updates: September 2021

uTheory now has free printable resources for teachers! Read on to stay in the know, and reach out to us at hello@utheory.com with any questions, anytime.

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uTheory Updates: Back to School 2021

It's a new school year, and we've got new lessons, new teaching tools and new team members! Read on for the latest updates from uTheory.

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Major Scale Solfege & Scale Degrees Lesson

uTheory's newest ear training lesson covers the major scale, solfege and hand signs. It is the first lesson by David Newman, the newest addition to our uTheory team.

How uTheory Prepares Students to Succeed in College Music Theory at Cal State University Sacramento

California State University Sacramento serves a total of 31,000 students, with 250 undergraduate and graduate students in the school of music. We interviewed Dr. Scott Perkins, Head of Music Theory and Composition, on why Sacramento State chose uTheory. Finding an effective tool for

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Music Theory in Private Lessons with Avesani Voice Studio

We got to catch up with Nicole Avesani, an experienced choral director, voice teacher and owner of Avesani Voice Studio. Here’s what Nicole had to say about teaching with uTheory.

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8 Ways To Use uTheory's Solfege Hand Sign Meme Generator With Your Students

How will you use uTheory's fun new tool in your classroom?

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5 Ways To Use uTheory In Your Classroom

How can you use uTheory in your classroom to transition back to in-person learning, yet meet the needs of today's learners?

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About Us

Greg Ristow Dr. Gregory Ristow, uTheory founder and lead developer, is associate professor of conducting at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music. In the summers, he is on the faculty of the Interlochen Arts Camp in Interlochen, Michigan, where he teaches eurhythmics, music theory and

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System Requirements

What do my students need to use uTheory? uTheory is fully cloud-based and runs in almost every web browser with no software or app installation. The following browsers and operating systems are currently supported: Computer Mac: * Safari v. 11 or later * Chrome v.

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Allow List

uTheory's allow list, for network administrators of school-managed devices. Domain: utheory.com Minimal allow list: *.html *.mp4 *.mp3 *.ogg *.wav *.svg *.jpeg *.jpg *.png *.gif *.css *.js *.mjs *.wat *.wasm *.csv Domain: cdn.utheory.com Minimal allow list: *.mp4 *.mp3 *.ogg

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David Newman Joins uTheory

Famous for his teaching songs, which have millions of views on YouTube, David Newman will focus on developing ear training lessons, exercises and games for uTheory.

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uTheory Updates: End of Year '20-'21

We've got exciting summer plans for uTheory, and we'd love your input, too! Read on to learn about these and to find out how you can play a part in deciding uTheory's next LMS integration.