Music would not exist without sound. Everything musical is made from sound. And yet, the reverse is not true - there are many sounds which are not musical.
Clearly there is a difference between musical sounds, and non-musical sounds.
We begin, in this first tutorial, by exploring the relationship between sound and music.
This lays the foundation for other tutorials, which introduce the Major scale, as well as all of the other chords and scales used in music.
By the time you are finished, you will have a solid and practical understanding of how all types of music work.
You will also be off to a flying start with advanced activities like improvisation and songwriting.
Bring these music concepts to life with the free Songtrix Bronze Edition as you create songs from chords and scales. Then publish and share your ideas with the other musicians you meet on the ChordWizard Network.
Have questions? Join the ChordWizard Network and post them in the Music Theory forum for answers and discussions on your topics of interest.
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Music Theory
multimedia guide to playing and understanding music |
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