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Music Theory Classes
Last updated 2/2015
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 37.36 GB | Duration: 17h 3m
Learn everything from the complete basics to the advanced cocepts of music theory. Music theory is the study of music.
What you'll learn
Learn the science behind music
Learn how to read and write music
Learn how chords are structured and how to create our own chords
Learn the purpose of scales and how they are constructed
learn the different types of intervals and scales (major, minor, diminished, etc...)
Ear training
Learn all of the modes and popular scales
Begin ear training and composition
Requirements
patience
note taking
practice
Description
This is a course that will dive into many areas of music theory. This series is for those who want to download or watch my series ad-free. The topics covered by this series include: The science of sound (pitch, frequency, volume, etc...) The musical alphabet Notation Clefs Scales Steps and intervals Triads and extended chords Circle of 5ths Notes and rests Swing and polyrhythm Time signatures Chord progression and harmonizing scales Modes Transposing Transcription acoustics and psychoaoustics Ear training and MORE!! For musicians and students taking music classes, this course does not require that you play an instrument. We take away the aspect of an instrument and study the core of music using just notes. No need to be an expert piano player or guitarist, all you'll want to have is a little bit of thinking power and maybe a notepad to take some notes (music notes that is :P). If you are a musician, applying this information to your instrument will drastically improve your knowledge and skill level. Even if you have no musical experience, this course could be for you. With this series, not only will you dive into the basics of music but you will also learn a lot about acoustics, ear training, pitch and frequency, harmonics and overtones, and more. Even if you are not studying to be a musician, this course has content that will help you understand sound as a whole. This means that if you are a computer technician, an audio producer, a commercial designer, a video producer, a studio designer, or anything else dealing with sound, you could benefit from this course! The course should not take too long to complete, but it is recommended that you stop after each video to take notes and memorize material. For some topics, you might need to practice or rewatch the video a few times to get everything (there is a lot of content in this course). Try to memorize...Memorizing this content will forever impact your musical knowledge and make you enjoy music that much more!
Overview
Section 1: Basics
Lecture 1 INTRODUCTION: What is Music Theory?
Lecture 2 What is Sound?
Lecture 3 Frequency
Lecture 4 Pitch
Lecture 5 Relatiive vs Absolute Pitch (Perfect Pitch)
Lecture 6 The Musical Alphabet
Lecture 7 Time
Lecture 8 Harmony and Melody
Section 2: Introduction to Notation
Lecture 9 Introduction to Musical Notation
Lecture 10 Helmholtz Pitch Notation
Lecture 11 Scientific Pitch Notation
Lecture 12 Staffs and Ledger Lines
Lecture 13 Treble Clef
Lecture 14 Bass Clef
Lecture 15 Grand Staff
Lecture 16 Memorizing Bass and Treble Clef
Lecture 17 Accidentals
Lecture 18 Writing Accidentals on a staff Properly
Section 3: Intervals
Lecture 19 Scale Degrees
Lecture 20 Interval Sizes by Scale Degree
Lecture 21 How to Calculate Interval Sizes by using a staff (easy)
Lecture 22 Compound Intervals
Lecture 23 Adding Intervals
Lecture 24 Half Steps and Whole Steps
Lecture 25 Perfect and Major Intervals
Lecture 26 Minor Intervals
Lecture 27 Diminished Intervals
Lecture 28 Augmented Intervals
Lecture 29 Intervals Review!
Lecture 30 Mod 12 System
Lecture 31 Intervals on the staff, Figuring out Intervals (like a boss!)
Lecture 32 Flipping the Interval
Section 4: Major and Minor Scales
Lecture 33 How to play any Major Scale
Lecture 34 How to figure out Intervals and Scales without memorizing
Lecture 35 Playing in the Scale
Lecture 36 Natural Minor Scale
Lecture 37 Harmonic Minor Scale
Lecture 38 Melodic Minor Scale
Section 5: Introduction to Chords
Lecture 39 Introduction to Triads!
Lecture 40 Major Triads
Lecture 41 How to play Minor Triads
Lecture 42 How to Play Diminished Triads
Lecture 43 How to play Augmented Triads
Lecture 44 Writing Triads on a Staff
Lecture 45 How to Read Triads on a Staff
Lecture 46 How to Play Major 7th Chords
Lecture 47 How to Play Dominant 7th Chords
Lecture 48 How to Play Minor 7th Chords
Lecture 49 How to Play Half Diminished 7th Chords
Lecture 50 How to Play Fully Diminished 7th Chords
Lecture 51 How to Play Every Triad and 7th Chord!
Lecture 52 Practice with 7th Chords!
Lecture 53 Different Ways to Play Chords
Lecture 54 Chord Notation
Section 6: Introduction to Time signature
Lecture 55 4/4 Common Time Signature
Section 7: Key Signatures and the Circle of 5ths
Lecture 56 Introduction to Key Signatures
Lecture 57 Introduction to the Circle of 5ths Part 1
Lecture 58 Introduction to the Circle of 5ths Part 2
Lecture 59 Circle of Fifths
Lecture 60 Creating Scales using the Circle of 5ths!
Lecture 61 How to Recreate the Circle of 5ths from Memory
Lecture 62 Minor Scales on the Circle of Fifths
Lecture 63 How to Find Relative Minor Scales
Lecture 64 Chromatic Scale and Whole Tone Scale
Section 8: Reading Music
Lecture 65 Tempo and BPM (Beats Per Minute)
Lecture 66 How to Draw Notes
Lecture 67 Whole, Half, Quarter, 8th, 16th and 32nd Notes
Lecture 68 Whole, Half, Quarter, 8th, 16 and 32nd Rests
Lecture 69 How to Count 8ths and 16ths!
Lecture 70 Subdivision
Lecture 71 Musical Fractions and Inserting Barlines
Lecture 72 Dotted Notes
Lecture 73 Double Dotted Notes
Lecture 74 Ties and Slurs
Lecture 75 Introduction to Tuplets
Lecture 76 Triplets! How to Read and Play Them
Lecture 77 Understanding Swing
Lecture 78 Polyrhythm
Lecture 79 Time Signatures
Lecture 80 Cut Time Break Down
Lecture 81 Compound Time Signatures
Lecture 82 Twos and Fours in Compound Time
Lecture 83 Asymmetric Time Signatures
Lecture 84 Tempo Terms
Lecture 85 Dynamic Markings, Forte, Piano, etc
Lecture 86 Crescendos and Decrescendos
Lecture 87 Important Tempo Terms
Lecture 88 More Important Terms
Lecture 89 Music Structure (Dai Segno and Da Capo)
Lecture 90 Repeats
Section 9: Chord Progression
Lecture 91 Scale Degrees and Chord Progression
Lecture 92 Chord Progression in Major Scales
Lecture 93 Nashville Numbering System
Lecture 94 7th Chord Progression
Section 10: Transposing
Lecture 95 Transposing Chord Progression
Lecture 96 Transposing Melody by Scale Degree
Lecture 97 Transposing by Steps
Lecture 98 Transposing by Interval Between Notes
Section 11: More on Reading Music and Clefs
Lecture 99 Chord Inversions and Voicing
Lecture 100 7th Chord Inversions
Lecture 101 Figured Bass Notation
Lecture 102 Underlying Chord structure Vocabulary
Lecture 103 Articulation Pt 1
Lecture 104 Articulation Pt 2 - Playing Techniques
Lecture 105 Chord Articulation - Arpeggio
Lecture 106 Grace Notes
Lecture 107 Drags and Grace Note Timing
Lecture 108 Alto Clef
Lecture 109 Tenor Clef
Lecture 110 Understanding C, G, and F clefs
Lecture 111 Tesituras
Lecture 112 Neutral Clef
Lecture 113 Universal Key
Lecture 114 Diatonic Vs Chromatic Notes
Lecture 115 Relative Vs Absolute Measurements
Lecture 116 Absolute Measurements of Triads
Lecture 117 Absolute Measurements of 7th Chords
Lecture 118 Finding Chords from a Major Scale
Lecture 119 Finding Chords from a Minor Scale
Lecture 120 Finding 7th Chords from Scales
Lecture 121 Classical and Contemporary Chord Naming
Lecture 122 Creating Chords and Scales in Universal Key
Lecture 123 Harmonizing a Major Scale
Lecture 124 Minor Scale Chord Progression
Lecture 125 Harmonizing the Minor Scale
Lecture 126 Leading Tone
Lecture 127 Subtonic
Lecture 128 Introduction to Chord Families
Lecture 129 Cadances and Chord Substitution
Section 12: Modes
Lecture 130 Introduction to Modes
Lecture 131 Ionian Mode
Lecture 132 Dorian Mode
Lecture 133 Phrygian Mode
Lecture 134 Lydian Mode
Lecture 135 Mixolydian Mode
Lecture 136 Aeolian Mode
Lecture 137 Locrian Mode
Lecture 138 How to Pronounce and Memorize the Modes
Lecture 139 Mastering Modes
Lecture 140 Major, Minor and Diminished Modes
Lecture 141 Modes on the Circle of 5ths
Section 13: More on Scales
Lecture 142 All kinds of Scales
Lecture 143 Diatonic Scale
Lecture 144 Diatones and Tritones
Lecture 145 Pentatonic Scale
Lecture 146 Minor Pentatonic Scale
Lecture 147 Pentatonic Modes
Section 14: Sound, Acoustics, and Pitch
Lecture 148 Concert Pitch
Lecture 149 B Flat, F, and E Flat Instrumentals
Lecture 150 Acoustics and Psychoacoustics Pt 1
Lecture 151 Acoustics and Psychoacoustics Pt 2
Lecture 152 Equal Temperament
Lecture 153 Making Sense of Cents
Lecture 154 Fundamental Frequency, Partials and Overtones
Lecture 155 Harmonics
Lecture 156 Timbre
Lecture 157 Equal Loudness Contour
Lecture 158 Consonance and Dissonance
Lecture 159 Major Chord Frequency Ratios
Section 15: Chord Extensions, embellishing, etc...
Lecture 160 Power Chords
Lecture 161 Suspended Chords
Lecture 162 Slash Chords and Compound Chords
Lecture 163 Chord Extensions
Lecture 164 Chord Leading
Lecture 165 Musical Phrases
Lecture 166 Embellishing and Chord Substitution
Lecture 167 Cadences
Lecture 168 Chord Turnarounds
Lecture 169 Transcribing and Ear Training
Section 16: Ear Training
Lecture 170 Ear Training - Chords
Lecture 171 Ear Training - Pitch
Lecture 172 Ear Training - Intervals
Lecture 173 Ear Training - Rhythms
Lecture 174 Ear Training - Melody
Lecture 175 Ear Training - Keys
Section 17: Accompanying, Harmony, and Counterpoint
Lecture 176 Accompanying
Lecture 177 Multiple Voice Harmony
Lecture 178 Bossifying Our Epic Harmony
Lecture 179 FINAL VIDEO! Counterpoint
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