Music theory And Everything You Need To Know About Music

• 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

Welcome To The Complete Music Theory Guide Course

this 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 issue

my 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 music

This Class Is All about Music Theory

• 34 Lectures Following My Teachings

• 20 Downladable Exercises With SOLUTION

this course will cover many different topics and theyd make a long list. Here are the Key Ones

• Reading Music

• Understanding Everything You May Encounter In a Music Score

• Intervals

• Modes

• Scales

• Melodic Tendencies

• Black And White Keys

• Pitch Names

• Pitch Classes

• Octaves

• Clefs

• Triads

• Seventh Chords

• Ninth Chords

• Eleventh And Thrteenth Chords

• Accidentals

• Cadences

• Harmonic And Chord Progressions

• Being in Key And What It Means

• Part Writing

• Scale Degrees

• Chord Degrees

• Analyzing Music

• Inversions

• Dominant Chord

• Harmonic And Melodic Minor Scales

• Major Scale

• Natural Minor Scale

• Tendency Tones

• Compound Meters

• Compound Meter Signatures

• Reading and Writing Compound Meters

• Triplets, duplets, and Quadruplets

• Finding Minor keys by alternations to Major

• and 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.

Who this course is for:

• 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