Music dice

The Piano Gamer

Tied Dice Game for music lesson review time

DIY Rhythm Dice: how I made the dice, how I use them in my classroom, and the FREE resources that I've made to go with them.

Music theory activities and learning printables for kids.

Using the EduCreations App, students began composing music on the iPad ... rolled staff die, used simple rhythm to notate, then recorded melody

I've been lucky enough to attend the Suzuki Association of the Americas Conference this week and had a lot of success at my booth! It was...

Musical dice are great for theory games, off-the-bench activities and technical work. These DIY versions include the music alphabet, treble and bass clefs.

Most of you know that Valerie and I teach piano lessons. At the end of the school year we hold a recital and I always like to give the students a little gift. This is what I did last year. This year I wanted to give them something that would help them in their piano lessons. I really wanted to make them their own canvas bags to hold their piano books, but had a hard time making it economical. Instead I stumbled on these Rhythm Sticks on the Music in Motion website. I often pull out my drum…

Just added to the Printables > Other Resources page: Musical Dice! This is one of the projects I was working on over Christmas break! I’m happy to now have it finished and posted. =) Here’s what the PDF contains: Basic Accidentals (6-sided dice) | This die allows for three possible rolls: sharp, flat, and natural. Basic Intervals Unison-3rd… Continue reading Printable Musical Dice

Musical dice are great for theory games, off-the-bench activities and technical work. These DIY versions include the music alphabet, treble and bass clefs.