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Like Duolingo for music theory -- fun, interactive lessons and practice. We're making music theory learning easy!

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Day 2 of TMEA! Stop by booth 2863 for a demo and chance to win a group license. #TMEA2025

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Let the learning begin with just a click – teachers can now find uTheory in the Clever Library! Add uTheory to a Clever Class and students can simply click the uTheory icon to get to work. https://t.co/7WQUKW0xTu

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Happy Pi Day! https://t.co/viRs9A1OG5

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Attending the TMEA Convention? Now's your chance - stop by booth 2247 for a selfie with the actual uTheory guy, Greg!

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Going to TMEA? So is uTheory! Visit booth 2247 to enter our drawing for a free uTheory license!

Exhibit hall hours:
Thursday Feb 8th: 9-5
Friday Feb 9th: 9-6
Saturday Feb 10th: 9-1
San Antonio, TX

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Attention Texas music educators! Do you have students performing at TMEA? Send them to booth 2247 for a complimentary subscription to uTheory!

Exhibit hall hours:
Thursday Feb 8th: 9-5
Friday Feb 9th: 9-6
Saturday Feb 10th: 9-1
San Antonio, TX

#TMEA2024
#TMEAExhibitor

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uTheory is headed to TMEA once again! Stop by booth 2247 for a demo, enter the license giveaway, and say hey to Greg and Leah!

Feb 8th-10th
San Antonio, TX

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🎹 An organ with 15 keys per octave? 🤯 Why? Check out this excerpt from our most recent episode of Notes From The Staff, "Tuning Systems" - https://t.co/i468oq4GDC

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Kodaly/Curwen solfege hand sign font! https://t.co/g6m79nQguh

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Have you tried Pitchy Fish?
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Do you know about uTheory's free solfege hand sign meme generator? It’s a quick and powerful tool to easily engage students in ear training activities. Here are some of our favorite ways to use it in the music classroom. https://t.co/PnRsESsL5b

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What's your highest score in Solfege Sally?
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Keep your students engaged through the end of the school year with Greg's favorite Dalcroze solfege games! - https://t.co/yalb17qHWx

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Need materials for teaching theory? We've pulled together everything uTheory offers, from video lessons and practice exercises to free printable resources, organized by topic. https://t.co/BUME7sYeEN

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How do chords sound in different tuning systems? What's the difference between just intonation and equal temperament tuning? Hear for yourself – https://t.co/dNhQEJBQhY

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How is flight evoked in film music that accompanies dance scenes? Meter and timbre. https://t.co/I3s1DGzLCc

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We hear music based on how notes relate to a sense of tonic, not pitch relationship of adjacent notes. Here are 6 ways of teaching intervallic hearing that go beyond memorizing common melodies.

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Sign up for your free uTheory teacher account today and try out our interactive lessons and exercises for your students! https://t.co/GYwL9qJe1i

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What do The Beatles, Smashmouth, Toto, and Outkast have in common? Algorithmic Remixes. https://t.co/0WYMAbx3ur

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All about interval ear training! Greg Ristow and David Newman talk about why it's time to move beyond Here comes the bride and ways of teaching intervallic hearing that build fundamental skills for sight singing and dictation. https://t.co/WsrGlYZxO0