Mastering Music Theory For Adult Learners

Unlock the Secrets of Music Creation and Deepen Your Passion for Melody, Harmony, Rhythm, and Music Analysis

What you'll learn

In depth lessons on the foundations of music theory: Note Reading. Rhythm. Writing. Harmonization

Introduction to 4 Part Writing

Introduction to Transposition

Ear Training and Sight Singing.

Music Analysis

Requirements

No music experience required. This course starts off for the very beginner but it progresses to intermediate music theory which will be benificial to musicians who already know some theory.

Description

     Are you ready to dive into the captivating world of music theory? This is not just a course; it's your ticket to unlocking the language of music and discovering the artistry within you. Tailored specifically for adult self-learners, this comprehensive journey will take you from the basics of notation to the complexities of composition, guiding you through every step with clarity and enthusiasmWhat You'll Learn:Foundations of Music Theory: Understand the fundamentals of notes, scales, and chords, laying a solid groundwork for your musical exploration.Melodic Mastery: Explore the intricacies of melodies, intervals, and phrasing, empowering you to create soul-stirring tunes that resonate with emotion.Harmonic Expertise: Dive into the world of chords, progressions, and harmonies, learning how to craft lush, harmonically rich compositions.Ear Training and Analysis: Develop your ear for music, recognizing intervals, chords, and melodies with precision. Analyze musical pieces, unraveling the secrets of renowned composers.Practical Applications: Apply your knowledge practically, whether you're a performer, songwriter, or simply a music enthusiast. Harmonize melodies, compose original pieces, and understand music in a profound way.Why Choose Our Course?Tailored for Adults: Designed with the unique needs and preferences of adult learners in mind, our course respects your time and learning style.Expert Guidance: Learn from experienced instructors who are passionate about music and dedicated to helping you succeed.Engaging Learning Experience: Immerse yourself in interactive lessons, engaging exercises, and real-world applications, making your learning journey enjoyable and rewarding.Lifetime Access: Enjoy lifetime access to course materials, ensuring you can revisit and reinforce your knowledge whenever you desire.Unlock the musician within you, harmonize your melodies, and embark on a musical adventure that will transform your passion into expertise. Join "Harmonize Your Melodies" today and let the music begin!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Meet your teacher

Lecture 2 What you will learn in this course

Lecture 3 How to use this course

Lecture 4 Cheatsheet Downloads

Lecture 5 Purpose of learning music theory

Lecture 6 Brief history of the development of the notation system we use today

Lecture 7 Middle Ages

Lecture 8 Renaissance Era

Lecture 9 Baroque Era

Lecture 10 Classical Era

Lecture 11 Romantic Era

Lecture 12 20th Century Era

Lecture 13 Modern Times

Section 2: Fundamentals of Music Notation

Lecture 14 Intro to the Fundamentals of Music Notation

Lecture 15 Staffs and Clefs

Lecture 16 Notes

Lecture 17 Key Signatures, Accidentals, and the Circle of 5ths

Lecture 18 Major to Relative Minor Keys and Semi-tones and Whole Tones

Lecture 19 Major Scales

Lecture 20 Minor Scales

Lecture 21 Scale Degrees

Lecture 22 Intervals

Lecture 23 Closer Look at Intervals

Lecture 24 Triads

Lecture 25 A Closer Look at Triads

Section 3: Foundations of Rhythm Notation

Lecture 26 Intro to Rhythm Notation

Lecture 27 Dividing the Staff

Lecture 28 Note Values

Lecture 29 Note Value Practice

Lecture 30 Dotted and Tied Notes

Lecture 31 Time Signatures

Lecture 32 Common Time and Incomplete Measures

Lecture 33 Triplets, Flags and Beams

Lecture 34 Grouping Notes

Section 4: Introduction to 4 Part Writing

Lecture 35 Introduction to 4 Part Writing

Lecture 36 Basic Transposition

Lecture 37 Voices of Harmony: Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass

Section 5: Basic Definitions and Signs

Lecture 38 Basic Definitions and Signs

Section 6: Music Analysis

Lecture 39 How to Analyze a Piece of Music

Section 7: Conclusion and Final Exam

Lecture 40 Conclusion

Lecture 41 Final Exam

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