Music Theory And Everything You Need To Know About Music

College Level Music Theory Curriculum And Your Key To Start Your Musical Journey

What you'll learn

Reading And Understanding Music

Nutation System

Clefs

Accidentals

System Of Identifying Pitches

Semitones and Whole Tones

White And Black Keys On The Keybored

Enharmonic

The Notation Of Duration

Grace Notes

Ties And Dots

The Organization Of Time

Tempo And Beat

Metronome

Sense Of Tempo

Bars

Time Signatures

Duple Meters

Triple Meters

Irrational Meters

Bar Lines

The Structure Of Beat

Triplets

Dynamics

Articulations

Legato

Non Legato

Staccato

Intervals

Major And Minor Intervals

Augmented And Diminished Intervals

Medieval Modes

Transposed Modes

The Major Scale

The Major Keys

The Minor Scale

The Minor Keys

Harmonic Minor

Melodic Minor

Scale Degrees

Chromatic Scale

Melodic Tendencies

Tetrachord

Key signatures

Relative Keys

Parallel Keys

Harmony

Consonance And Dissonance

Musical Voices

Musical Lines

Inverted Intervals

Major Triads (Chords)

Minor Triads (Chords)

Diminished Triads (Chords)

Augmented Triads (Chords)

Chord Degrees

Inverted Chords

Doubling Pitches

Seventh Chords

Harmonic Progressions

Chord Progressions

Authentic Cadence

Plagal Cadence

Deceptive Cadence

Half Cadence

Ninth Chords

Secondary Dominant Chords

Leading Tone Seventh Chords

Secondary Supertonic Chords

Neapolitan Sixth Chords

Eleventh Chords

Thirteenth Chords

Added Pitches

Modulation

Chord Altering

Borrowing Chords

Chord Substitution

Part Writing

Motions

Open And Closed Positions

Open Scores

The Four Voices

Duplicating Pitches

CounterPoint

Harmonizing Bach

Harmonic Structure

Non Harmonic Tones

Passing Tones

Neighboring Tones

Suspension Tones

Accented And Unaccented Tones

Anticipation

Echappee

Cambiata

Pedal Point

Harmonizing Mozart

Harmonizing Chopin

Homophony

Polyphony

Cacophony

Heterophony

Monophony

Fundamental Structure

Melodic Manipulation

Binary Form

Ternary Form

Da Capo Aria

Song form

Bar Form

Rondo

Sonata

Canons And Rounds

Fugue

Requirements

No Prior Musical Or Producing Knowledge Needed. You`ll Learn Everything To Get Started in this course

Having An Instrument Helps A Lot But Not A Must. its Just Better To practice What You Learned

Description

Welcome To The Complete Music Theory Guide Coursethis course is made for the average musician who wants to take their musical knowledge and skills to the next level. wether youre new to the world of music or an experinced musician or a performer this course will have everything you need to start writing your own music. analyze any musical piece youre interested in and overall grow as a musician.this course is also perfect for College Music Students. i finished my BA in music and this course has everything youll learn in college and MORE!ive been teaching guitar and music theory for the past 5 years. private lessons and in classrooms. but those can be very expensive. you can get my course at fraction of the cost. everyone should be able to learn music. and cost shouldnt be an issuemy approch in teaching music is to make it as simple as possible. music for alot of people is a difficult topic where they dont know where to start or how to go forward. my course will teach you why chords and scales behave in a certain way. and minimize memorizing as much as possible. after you finish my course youll easily understand diffierent concepts. how they work and how to apply them when composing musicThis Class Is All about Music Theory34 Lectures Following My Teachings20 Downladable Exercises With SOLUTIONthis course will cover many different topics and theyd make a long list. Here are the Key OnesReading MusicUnderstanding Everything You May Encounter In a Music ScoreIntervalsModesScalesMelodic TendenciesBlack And White KeysPitch NamesPitch ClassesOctavesClefsTriadsSeventh ChordsNinth ChordsEleventh And Thrteenth ChordsAccidentals CadencesHarmonic And Chord ProgressionsBeing in Key And What It MeansPart WritingScale DegreesChord DegreesAnalyzing MusicInversionsDominant ChordHarmonic And Melodic Minor ScalesMajor ScaleNatural Minor ScaleTendency TonesCompound MetersCompound Meter SignaturesReading and Writing Compound MetersTriplets, duplets, and QuadrupletsFinding Minor keys by alternations to Majorand much more!All the tools you need to successfully learn Music Theory is included in this course and the entire course is based on real-life experiences not just academic theory.Please click the "Take This Course" button so you can launch your music career today.

Overview

Section 1: Welcome!

Lecture 1 Welcome To The Music Theory Course

Section 2: Reading And Understanding Music

Lecture 2 The Importance Of Reading And Understanding Music

Lecture 3 Nutation System

Lecture 4 Distance And Accidentals

Lecture 5 The Notation Of Duration

Lecture 6 Ties And Dots

Lecture 7 The Organization Of Time

Lecture 8 Bars And Time Signatures

Lecture 9 The Structure Of Beat

Lecture 10 Articulations

Lecture 11 Common Mistakes When Writing Music

Section 3: Melody

Lecture 12 Introduction To Melody

Lecture 13 Intervals

Lecture 14 Medieval Modes

Lecture 15 The Major Scale

Lecture 16 The Minor Scale

Lecture 17 Scale Degrees

Section 4: Harmony

Lecture 18 Introduction To Harmony

Lecture 19 Intervals In Harmony

Lecture 20 Chords (Triads)

Lecture 21 Chords (Seventh)

Lecture 22 Harmonic Progressions

Lecture 23 More Chords

Lecture 24 Modulation And Chord Altering

Section 5: Melody In Harmony

Lecture 25 Introduction To Melodies In Harmony

Lecture 26 Part Writing

Lecture 27 Harmonic Structure

Lecture 28 Non Harmonic Tones

Lecture 29 More Modern Analysis

Section 6: Textures Structure And Techniques

Lecture 30 Structures

Lecture 31 Structure 2

Lecture 32 Manipulations

Lecture 33 Form

Anyone From Any Country Or Any Age, All You Need Is To Be Is Excited To Learn Music Theory,This Course Is For All Levels from Beginners to Advanced Musicians Who would like to add to their knowledge to the musicians that started playing yesterday,This is a course for students who want to learn everything on music theory, from the ground up