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Music Theory Note by Note: Your Guide to How Music Works—From Notes and Rhythms to Complete Compositions screenshot
English | September 3rd, 2024 | ISBN: 0744092531 | 368 pages | True EPUB | 21 MB
This concise and clear guide to simplified music theory teaches readers who play music by ear how to read musical notation by guiding them through the basics of reading and composing music to share with others.

In this revised edition, renowned music author Michael Miller will help you learn

• The basics of tones, including pitches, clefs, and major and minor keys
• The building blocks of rhythm, including basic notation, time signatures, and tempo
• How to create tunes, starting with melodies, chords, chord progressions, and phrases and forms
• Composing and arranging your own music, including coverage of musical genres and forms, arranging for voices and instruments, working with scores, and performing your music
• The basics of accompaniment, including transcribing, accompanying melodies, and transposing to other keys

Michael will also share online ear training and transcribing exercises to help you better understand music analysis. If your goal is to learn how to read and compose music, Music Theory Note by Note will provide just what you need to become successful.


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Michael_Miller is The author of other books:
The series: The Complete Idiot's Guide to ...
Composition, Mixing Music & Arranging and Orchestration.

The first thing to understand about how music works is to eliminate the word "THEORY" from your vocabulary, as it should not be applied to music, which has never been a science, despite what the ancient Greeks believed. The journey to what music is today has been arduous and took centuries, ultimately evolving within the Catholic Churchs and shaping everything we use now, from counterpoint to harmony, including the succession of thirds until the 13th chord that Chopin employed in the early 19th century.

In any case, since there is no formal theory, it becomes easier to grasp the concepts that underpin music—just a handful of information needed to create various compositions. This is an empirical process that took a long time to develop and only advanced with the advent of the keyboard, which serves as just a tool for any intelligent musician before becoming what it is today.

I had several teachers at university and various music schools who were quite skilled, but whenever they saw me play, they would ask where I learned my craft or offer compliments. Interestingly, many classical musicians expressed a desire to understand popular music.

This brings me to another important lesson I learned:
"most musicians often struggle as teachers. Whether due to a lack of fulfillment in their own musical careers or insecurity, they resort to teaching for a few extra bucks, which can inadvertently harm their students."

Finding a good instructor is costly, and they are not easily found in most music schools, even at the university level."

Studying this book since it is converted online to PDF, is easy, prepare for it a whole year.

But, music in terms of playing an instrument, important tips, going on stage, playing with other musicians, no book brings that.

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