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Select the topic you wish to tell your friend about, or leave the selection as is for How Music Works in general. Subject : How Music Works 1)  Sound and Music    (1.1)  Sound Waves    (1.2)  Musical Sounds    (1.3)  Amplitude and Frequency    (1.4)  Musical Instrument Tone    (1.5)  Frequency and Pitch    (1.6)  Doubling Frequency    (1.7)  Octaves    (1.8)  The Octave of a Note    (1.9)  The Chromatic Scale    (1.10)  Chromatic Scale Notes    (1.11)  Chromatic Scale for Piano    (1.12)  Chromatic Scale for Guitar 2)  The Major Scale    (2.1)  Scales and Music Structure    (2.2)  Intervals of the Major Scale    (2.3)  Notes of the C Major Scale    (2.4)  Staff Line Notation    (2.5)  C Major Scale for Guitar    (2.6)  Notes of the G Major Scale    (2.7)  G Major Scale on Staff Lines    (2.8)  Major Scales in All Keys    (2.9)  Major Scale Note Names    (2.10)  Key Signatures for All Keys    (2.11)  Using Octave Clefs    (2.12)  The Circle of Fifths 3)  Chords and Harmony    (3.1)  Interval Sizes    (3.2)  Interval Names    (3.3)  Intervals and Degrees    (3.4)  Building Chords    (3.5)  Degrees and Notes    (3.6)  Triad Chords    (3.7)  Chord Note Naming    (3.8)  Harmonic Extensions    (3.9)  Other Major Chords    (3.10)  Minor Chords    (3.11)  Diminished Chords    (3.12)  Augmented Chords    (3.13)  Major Flat Fifth Chords    (3.14)  Suspended Chords    (3.15)  Other Chord Types 4)  Scales and Melody    (4.1)  Major Scale Revisited    (4.2)  Natural Minor Scale    (4.3)  Major and Minor Keys    (4.4)  Harmonic Minor Scale    (4.5)  Melodic Minor Scale    (4.6)  Blues Scale    (4.7)  Pentatonic Scales    (4.8)  Japanese Scales    (4.9)  Spanish Scale    (4.10)  Bebop Scales    (4.11)  Symmetric Scales    (4.12)  Other Exotic Scales 5)  Meter and Rhythm    (5.1)  Note Lengths    (5.2)  Note Symbols    (5.3)  Understanding Meter    (5.4)  Bar/Measure Divisions    (5.5)  Rest Symbols    (5.6)  Note Flags and Beams    (5.7)  Note Length Modifiers    (5.8)  Time Signatures    (5.9)  Musical Tempo    (5.10)  Straight and Swing Timing 6)  Chord/Scale Relations    (6.1)  Scale Tones    (6.2)  Scale Tone Triads    (6.3)  Other Scale Tone Chords    (6.4)  C Major Scale Chords    (6.5)  Major Scale Progressions    (6.6)  C Melodic Minor Chords    (6.7)  Melodic Minor Progressions    (6.8)  C Harmonic Minor Chords    (6.9)  Harmonic Minor Progressions    (6.10)  Related Chords of Other Keys    (6.11)  Roman Numeral Notation    (6.12)  Key Centres 7)  Playing with Chords    (7.1)  Alternate Chord Symbols    (7.2)  Chord Inversions    (7.3)  Slash Chord Notation    (7.4)  Other Inversions    (7.5)  Synonym Chords    (7.6)  Repeating Notes    (7.7)  Missing Notes    (7.8)  Required Degrees    (7.9)  Substitution for Simplicity    (7.10)  Substitution for Effect    (7.11)  Transposing Chords 8)  Playing with Scales    (8.1)  Understanding Improvisation    (8.2)  Improvising on the Song Scale    (8.3)  Relations and Improvisation    (8.4)  Introducing Scale Modes    (8.5)  Major Scale Modes    (8.6)  Using Major Scale Modes    (8.7)  More on Major Scale Modes    (8.8)  Improvisation Examples    (8.9)  Melodic Minor Scale Modes    (8.10)  Harmonic Minor Scale Modes    (8.11)  The Blues Exception 9)  Writing Songs    (9.1)  The Songwriting Process    (9.2)  Starting with Melody    (9.3)  Starting with Harmony    (9.4)  Using Related Chords    (9.5)  Songwriting Example    (9.6)  Harmonic Movement    (9.7)  Modulating Between Keys    (9.8)  Musical Dynamics    (9.9)  Writing Lyrics    (9.10)  Song Structure