Music Theory I

Music Theory I, available at $19.99, with 29 lectures, 1 quizzes.

You will learn about Building Blocks of Music Music Notation Time Signatures and Rhythm Intervals Major and Minor Scales up to Four Sharps and Four Flats 3 Forms of the Minor Scale Major and Minor Triads Tonic and Dominan t Triads Authentic and Half Cadences Form and Analysis Music Terms and Symbols This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is an introduction to music theory for beginning musicians, or those that play by ear and would like to learn more about reading and writing music. It is particularly useful for This course is an introduction to music theory for beginning musicians, or those that play by ear and would like to learn more about reading and writing music.

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Summary

Title: Music Theory I

Price: $19.99

Number of Lectures: 29

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 29

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 30

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 30

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Building Blocks of Music
Music Notation
Time Signatures and Rhythm
Intervals
Major and Minor Scales up to Four Sharps and Four Flats
3 Forms of the Minor Scale
Major and Minor Triads
Tonic and Dominan t Triads
Authentic and Half Cadences
Form and Analysis
Music Terms and Symbols

Who Should Attend

This course is an introduction to music theory for beginning musicians, or those that play by ear and would like to learn more about reading and writing music.

Target Audiences

This course is an introduction to music theory for beginning musicians, or those that play by ear and would like to learn more about reading and writing music.

This course is an introduction to music theory for beginning musicians, or those that play by ear and would like to learn more about reading and writing music. We cover the basic building blocks of musical notation, learn to read and write music, and learn to apply music theory to your playing. This course includes the Music Theory 1 Workbook for free! The workbook contains more written instructions and excercises to help you solidify your music theory knowledge.

Concepts include:

Building Blocks of Music
Music Notation
Time Signatures and Rhythm
Intervals
Major and Minor Scales up to four sharps and four flats
3 Forms of the Minor Scale
Major/minor Triads
Tonic and Dominant Triads
Authentic and Half Cadences (Perfect/Imperfect in the UK)
Form and Analysis
Music Terms and Symbols

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Unit 1: Building Blocks

Lecture 1: What is Music Theory?

Lecture 2: The Musical Staff

Lecture 3: Bar Lines and Measures

Lecture 4: Musical Alphabet

Lecture 5: Piano Keyboard

Chapter 3: Unit 2: Notation

Lecture 1: Treble Clef

Lecture 2: Bass Clef

Lecture 3: Ledger Lines

Chapter 4: Unit 3: Rhythm

Lecture 1: Intro to Rhythm

Lecture 2: Time Signatures

Chapter 5: Unit 4: Accidentals

Lecture 1: Accidentals

Lecture 2: Enharmonic Notes

Lecture 3: Whole Steps and Half Steps

Chapter 6: Unit 5: Major Scales and Key Signatures

Lecture 1: Building a Major Scale

Lecture 2: Key Signatures

Lecture 3: Scale Degrees

Chapter 7: Unit 6: Minor Scales and Key Signatures

Lecture 1: Relative Major and Minor

Lecture 2: Natural Minor

Lecture 3: Harmonic Minor

Lecture 4: Melodic Minor

Chapter 8: Unit 7: More Time Signatures and Rhythm

Lecture 1: 16ths and Triplets

Lecture 2: New Time Signatures

Chapter 9: Unit 8: Intervals

Lecture 1: Major and Perfect Intervals

Lecture 2: Minor Intervals

Chapter 10: Unit 9: Chords and Cadences

Lecture 1: Triads and Chords

Lecture 2: Cadences

Chapter 11: Unit 10: Form and Analysis

Lecture 1: Musical Forms

Lecture 2: Analysis

Chapter 12: Musical Terms and Signs

Instructors

Carrie Campbell
Music Theory Instructor

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