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- Music Theory & Harmony: Boring? No! It's An Exciting X-Ray Into How Music Works!
by Duane Shinn. It's a sad fact that most people, including piano players, regard music theory and harmony as some abstract concept that has very little to do with the songs they play on their pianos. Nothing could be further from the truth. Knowing music theory and harmony is the key to opening a whole new world of exciting insights into the songs we play, and enable us to do things on the piano we never dreame... products, articles, news
- Music Theory - How To Understand It
by Albert Sotelo. Most musicians learn "by ear" which basically means that they are hopefully good observers and imitators, remembering where that note was and so on! Hey, a good memory helps. Many great musicians have learned this way; the great Duke Ellington stated a basic truth about music: "If it sounds good it IS good." Rumor has it that many of the great Jazz and blues musicians only had a rudimentary... products, articles, news
- Sheet Music Theory: Time Signatures
by Victor Epand. If you are a new music student there will be a few things you must learn before you can read sheet music. One of the first questions you might hear is what a beat might be. Most new music students will give the only answer that they have. They will answer that they do not know. In a rough sort of way a beat could be considered a measurement of time but it is also more, and less, than that.
The f... products, articles, news
- Sheet Music Theory: Simple And Compound Time Signatures
by Victor Epand. After learning simple music theory such as the different types of notes and what the stave, time signature and clef symbols are you are then ready to delve further into learning about the different types of time that are found in music. Put simply the three types are simple, compound and irregular times. Simple time is the easiest to identify.
In simple time the top number will always be a 2,3 o... products, articles, news
- Piano Lessons and the Importance of Learning Chords and Music Theory
by Todd Bridges. To truly learn to play the piano well, piano lessons and a proper instructor are of utmost importance. Sure, there have been many great self-taught piano players throughout the history of the piano, but even the most naturally gifted piano players know the benefits of having a good mentor can result in a much quicker and more well-rounded learning process for the average beginning pianist. When I... products, articles, news
- Sheet Music Theory: Irregular Time Signatures And Grouping
by Victor Epand. Once you have a firm understanding of simple and compound time you will be ready to learn to interpret irregular time. You can then also begin to understand the methods used to group notes in all types of time. From there on it will be a matter of sitting down to actual sheet music and seeing if you can put your knowledge to use. First you must learn to read and understand irregular time.
Irregu... products, articles, news
- Piano Lessons: Make Sure They Include Chords & Music Theory
by Duane Shinn. Proper piano instruction is an element extremely vital to learning the instrument well. Though it's very possible to be a self-taught piano player, piano lessons can really increase the speed and efficiency with which one learns the instrument. That's not to say that great piano instruction makes great piano players overnight; even the most naturally talented pianists still play for years before ... products, articles, news
- Beginner Piano Scales: An Easy Lesson on Scale Fingering and Music Theory for Piano Students
by Betty Wagner. Music scales are a vital part of a student's musical education. They help the student understand the patterns of sharps and flats in the tremendous array of music that they can play on the piano. And they train the student in fingering techniques and fluency in playing.
So often, though, students find it a nightmare to master all the scales facts and fingering patterns they need to learn for the... products, articles, news
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