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Free Music Theory Classes

David Enos

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May 25, 2016
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Crestline, California
www.sonicconceptsmedia.com
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Independent bass recording artist
Hopefully this is useful to some of you, please let me know if this violates the group’s rules for posting. I am offering FREE lessons in conventional music theory. Finished five episodes on the physics of music and musical acoustics and this is the second lesson on conventional theory. Hope you enjoy them

- David Enos

 
Appreciate the work necessary to pull all that together.

I'm still using a number 2 pencil with a good eraser when I get that deep into standard notation. Your video covers the points well.

Thank you! I appreciate the feedback, always. Yes it is a lot of work...and I use a number 2 occasionally myself :)
 
More free music theory videos :) In this episode we'll discuss how to use the major scale formula to correctly create and write major scales, the term diatonic, diatonic and non-diatonic scales, the chromatic scale, ascending and descending accidental rules, tetrachords, and the major tetrachord. Hope this is useful! :)
 
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