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72The Major Scale And Basic Music Theory
The guitar can be an intimidating instrument to learn. But never fear basic music theory will not only help you understand the musical world, but will help you understand the guitar and how music works. In order to understand this we need to look...
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82Musical Scales Chart
A major scale chart is shown and described. The chart is easy to use and remember. Describes the pattern of major scales and shows how to play a major scale on a piano. Explains some basic musical notations.
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70Understanding How to Use a Circle of Fifths
One of the first things you learn about in a beginner music theory class is key signatures of different pieces of music. A tool that makes figuring out what key signature a piece of music is in, or how many sharps or flats a specific key signature...
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76Guitar Playing: Formally Taught vs Self-Taught
As a guitar player, is it better to be formally-taught or self-taught? This article explores the pros and cons of each path and reveals some startling similarities.
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79Piano/Keyboard chords
Guitar, piano and keyboard music lesson. Basic music theory and chords, using chord inversions.
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74Classical guitar arpeggio patterns
Whatever style of guitar you play, you can improve your technique with these classical guitar major and minor arpeggios in two and three octave patterns. These Patterns are based on a past classical guitar exam syllabus of Trinity College of Music, London.
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80Music theory - transposing chart
Music theory lesson, transposing or changing key, major scales in all keys.
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78Part-writing In Minor Keys I
Part-writing in minor keys, the sixth in a series of Hubs on the skill of part-writing, looks at issues and common voice-leading patterns in writing root-position tonic, dominant, subdominant, and supertonic triads in minor keys. Each example is given as a video, so that it can be heard as well as read, and practice questions help build skill.
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72Part-Writing Chords: Tonic And Dominant I (Exercises)
A companion to "Part-Writing Chords: Tonic And Dominant I," this Hub consists of practical exercises to build skill in part-writing tonic and dominant chord connections. Get to know I-V-I in many different keys and different voice leadings, one click at a time! Includes chart of vocal ranges.
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86Start Your Child in Piano Lessons
One of the best extracurricular activities for your child is music. Start your child in piano lessons to help them develop IQ, math, small motor skills and more.
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