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Music Theory Lessons
Welcome to Dundalk
Music Center's
Music Theory Lessons page. In this series of lessons I will cover
subjects of basic musical theory fundamentals and progress into more
advanced concepts of chord scale relationships, which can be used for
writing music and improvisation. I also plan on having a series for
guitarists, as time will allow.
These lessons can be beneficial to both the beginner, who is just
getting their feet wet, and also the more advanced player, who would like
to gain some understanding in what they are already doing. Learning music
theory is not music in itself. It is, however the study of the basic
fundamentals and tools which hopefully help us to better understand and
communicate our musical ideas and concepts.
Remember, music is an aestetic art which is, for the most part,
generated from our creative side of the brain, whereas the study of music
theory has more focus on the analytical side. Keep this in mind when you
study any music theory, and don't lose sight of the aestetic nature of your
music. We hope you enjoy this series. David Leoni
Lesson 1 - The Chromatic Scale
Lesson 2 - The Major Scale
Lesson 3 - Intervals Part 1
Lesson 4 - Intervals Part 2
Lesson 5 - Intervals Part 3
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