Offered as a needed supplement to practical music lessons, Theory and Musicianship may be used for class or individual instruction and with any teaching system. The lessons in this book aim to bring together, in clear, concise, organized form, knowledge necessary to every student of whatever age or stage of advancement.

The Keyboard-The Musical Alphabet
The Great staff-Treble and Bass Staves-G and F Clefs-Notes on the Staff
Octaves and Thirds on the Keyboard-The Music Alphabet by Thirds-Lines and Spaces-Notes and their time values
The Time Signature-Bars-Measures-More Time Values-Counting
Octaves and Thirds on the Staff-Several Staff Positions of the same notes. Half steps on the Keyboard-Measure Accents-Legato-Staccato-Slur
Sharps and Flats on the Staff-Black Keys as Sharps and Flats-The Natural-Accidents-Key Signatures-Rests (Whole, Half, Quarter. Eighth)
The Sixteenth Note and the Sixteenth Rest-The Triplet-Time Vales-Notes Sounded Together-Harmony-Melody-Rhythm
Leger Lines-Notes above and below the Treble and the Bass Staves-The Tie
White Keysas Sharps and Flats-Half steps Written and Spelled-The Measure Rest-Combinations of Notes
Whole steps on the Keyboard and on the Staff-Musical Terms
Dotted Notes Rests-Dotted Note Figures-Double Sharps and Double Flats-More Musical Terms and Signs
Intervals-The Musical Alphabet by Fifths-Review of Whole Tones and Half Tones