Brief Introduction
The pitch. Intervals, scales and chordsDescription
In this course we take a deep dive into the relationships between sounds of different pitch.
We first study musical notes, the staff, the clefs and the acoustic index. All of the basic tools for making music.
Then we understand intervals, how to measure the distance between two different sounds.
When we understand intervals, we are ready to study scales, in this course we study the most important of all, the major scale, and you will be able to make every major scale there are.
And finally, not only do we use sounds in sequence, but also simultaneously, that's why we have to study chords, in this course you will learn the four basic chords there are: Major, Minor, Diminished and Augmented.
Requirements
- Requirements
- A smartphone with a metronome app would be really helpful
- You should know how to read, write and perform basic Rhythms
- All knowledge needed to take this course you can learn in the course "Music Theory for Complete Beginners" available in Udemy
- A music keyboard would be really helpful, you can also use garageband on an iPad or use a music keyboard on a web page
Miguel Fajardo
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