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| Basic Music Theory Lessons Learning music is easy and fun when you start at the beginning. Start here with these basic music theory lessons. |
| Learning Intermediate Music Theory So you already know some basic music theory? Check out some intermediate music theory to expand your music knowledge. |
| Advanced Music Theory Advanced music theory for the experienced musicians. Articles for refining your knowledge and filling in the gaps. Challenge yourself and expand your limits. |
| Practice Tips: Warming Up Warming up before practicing music will make you play better: gauranteed. |
| Music Theory Worksheets Free Music Theory Worksheets Available for Download |
| The Nashville Number System by John Boulware The Nashville Number System explained in full! AND MORE! |
| Learning the Music Alphabet Music is just like any other language. Learn the A-B-C'c of music with this music alphabet lesson. |
| Music Scales - Climbing the Alphabet Music scales are the basis for melodies. They are sets of notes that we choose from to decide on what a song should sound like. |
| Music Scales Lesson Learning about music scales can make you a better musician instantly. Scales are the foundation of all melodies. Learn more about what they are and why you need to know about them now! |
| Minor Scales Lesson Minor scales exist in several forms. Each one has its own unique sound and uses. Learn about what they are and how to use them. |
| Pentatonic Scale Lesson Here's a pentatonic scale lesson for every musician out there. Pentatonics are the easiest way to get started improvising. Read more to learn how they work. |
| All About Music Intervals Music intervals are the distance between two notes. Learning these distances helps you relate notes more intuitively. |
| Learn Music Theory Intervals Learn more about music theory intervals and how knowing how to use them makes you a better musician. |
| Intermediate Music Intervals Lesson A slightly more advance lesson on what music intervals are and how they relate to scales and songs. |
| Learn Music Theory Chords Learn about music theory chords and understand music better. See what chords are all about and why they matter, and become a better musician today. |
| Learning Diatonic Chords A diatonic chords lesson explaining what they are and how to use them. Learn about the chords you hear in everyday music. |
| How to Transpose Chords Learn how to transpose chords for any song to play in any key. Become a more versatile musician when you broaden your musical vocabulary. |
| Playing Arpeggios A quick lesson on playing arpeggios along with what they are and how to build them. Applies to both major arpeggios and minor. |
| Music Modes and How to Use Them Music modes are basically just scales in a different position. Learn what these positions are and how then can help you play better. |
| Introduction to Music Modes An introduction into the world of music modes. Working off of scales, we'll go through the process of switching to different modes of one scale. |
| Advanced Music Modes A sequel to the intermediate article, this one is on advanced music modes and how to use them without a headache. |
| The Nashville Number System The Nashville Number System is the system that professional musicians use to compose, arrange, and transcribe songs. This system applies all songs to all keys. |
| Learning to Read Music: How to Read the Written Language of Musicians Learning to read music is essential to learning music, but it also greatly improves your playing by a greater unerstanding of how music works. |
| Reading: The Music Staff The music staff is the lines that we read music on. |
| Reading: Clefs How to read clefs in music and understand them. |
| Reading: Note Values Note values tell us how long a note is held out and how it pertains to the timing of the melody. |
| Reading: Time Signatures Time signatures give us information about the meter of a song. They determine the number of beats in a measure, and how long each beat will last. |
| Key Signatures in Music Theory Key signatures tell us the tonality or "key" of a song. It also tells us which notes the song will be using. |
| Learn the Circle of FIfths Crack the secret to the circle of fifths. Learn what it is and how you can use it. |
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| Practice Tips! Practice Tips on how to improve your instrumental playing on ANY instrument. |
| Music Theory Practice How you can work on music theory practice and get better at it. Learn more, learn faster. |
| Music Theory Chords In music theory chords make up the color of a song. A chord is multiple notes put together as a "tone cluster". Different arrangements make different sounds and feelings. |