Play and read the note A S001U006L003 Hickory Dickory Dock-1 S001U006L009 Old MacDonald-1 S001U006L014 A-Tisket A-Tasket-1

 Learn how to divide a "quarter" in "two eighth" S001U005L003 Winter-1 S001U005L006 La Cinquantaine-1 S001U005L010 Morning Song-1 S001U005L013 Mussette-1 S001U005L017 Fanfare-1

 Play and read the G note  S001U004L003 Lavender's Blue-1 S001U004L009 When The Saints Go Marching In-1 S001U004L011 London Bridge Is Falling Down-1 S001U004L017 Keep Looking Up-1

 Play and read the F note  S001U003L003 Surprise Symphony-1 S001U003L009 La Cinquantaine-1 S001U003L012 A Classical Tale-1 S001U003L018 This Old Man-1

 Developing rhythm with quarters  S001U002L003 Swan Lake-1 S001U002L006 Gavotte-1 S001U002L009 Ode To Joy-1 S001U002L011 Simple Gifts-1

 Knowing the basic elements of the sound 

Introduction:   Hello! My name is Gregorio Esteban, and I signed up for the Android Duolingo Music Course in September 2024. During my practice, I realized that having music sheets would greatly help in working through challenging parts of the songs included in Duolingo's course. Since there’s no speed control feature in their song exercises, practicing at a slower pace was difficult without written music. After searching the internet for these music sheets without success, I decided to transcribe them myself. Now, I’m creating this blog, “Duolingo-Music-Sheets,” to share my transcriptions with others who may find them helpful. As of today, the Duolingo Music Course has three sections: Section 1 with 12 units Section 2 with 12 units Section 3 with 38 units Each unit consists of a variable number of levels and each level has a variable number of lessons. Song Naming Format To keep the songs organized, I’m naming each sheet as follows: S (Section Number) U (Unit Number) L (Le...