#music-theoryUnmoderated tagAll postsTrending CommunitiesSteemitCryptoAcademyNewcomers' Communityআমার বাংলা ব্লগKorea • 한국 • KR • KOSteem POD TeamSTEEM CN/中文Steem AllianceAVLE 일상WORLD OF XPILARBeauty of CreativityUkraine on SteemTron Fan ClubExplore Communities...#music-theoryTrendingHotNewPayoutsMutedcmp2020 (72)in #music • 6 years agoDevil's Advocate: Solfège - Which is more Ideal, Fixed or Movable?Hello everyone! I have studied music for over a decade at this point, and everyone within the professional world seems…partitura (68)in #classical-music • 6 years agoGerman Organ Tablature explained (part 2)German organ tablature is a music notation system, widely used in Northern Germany from roughly 1450 till early in the…partitura (68)in #music-theory • 6 years agoRepost: German organ tablature explained (part 1)This is a repost of In the comments @organduo suggested the article might be interesting for the…etherpunk (75)in #music • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.SCHOOLBeautifully written 1-minute progression. This dood is quickly becoming my favourite musician the more I check out his…remlaps (75)in #music • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.What I learned in song-writing classLast Friday, I went on another college visit with @cmp2020. This time, we went to Westminster Choir College. We got…responsive (55)in #love • 6 years agoDifference Between Major and Minor Chords for Love SongsThe technical difference between major and minor chords is that the third note is flat. On feeling level one is happy…cmp2020 (72)in #classical-music • 6 years agoAnalysis of Mozart's "Confutatis" -- from his Requiem in d minorHello everyone! Over the next few weeks, I will be trying to finish off my Analysis of the Mozart requiem (up to…cmp2020 (72)in #classical-music • 6 years agoAnalysis of Mozart's "Requiem: Introitus" -- from his Requiem in d minorHello everyone! Today I am going to be continuing my series of analyses on the Mozart requiem by tackling the Requiem:…cmp2020 (72)in #classical-music • 6 years agoMy Original Analysis of Chopin's op. 9 no. 2 Nocturne in E-flatHello everyone! Several days ago, I uploaded my performance of Chopin's op. 9 no. 2 Nocturne in E-flat Major . I…alborz46 (5)in #teaching • 7 years agoTeaching Music Theory (Musical sound range)*** Musical sound range *** In music, the range of the most bumped and sharpest listenable notes to the human ear is…alborz46 (5)in #teaching • 7 years agoTeaching Music Theory (Whole tone & Half tone)*** Whole tone & Half tone (Curtains and half curtains) *** The unit curtain measures physical distances in music.…alborz46 (5)in #teaching • 7 years agoTeaching Music Theory (Tie Line and The Slur)Union line (Tie Line) The Linear Line is an Outline that connects 2 Nets both the Name and the Frequency. When the 2…alborz46 (5)in #teaching • 7 years agoTeaching Music Theory (Keys or Clefs)*** Keys or Clefs *** A key is a musical symbol that specifies the amount of notes below and the name of the carrier…alborz46 (5)in #teaching • 7 years agoTeaching Music Theory (Carrier lines)*** Carrier lines *** Before any explanation about the carrier lines, it's best to get acquainted with the music…alborz46 (5)in #teaching • 7 years agoTeaching Music Theory (Dots and silent dots)*** Dots and silent dots *** Whenever the right side of a note or a silent point is placed, half the value of the…alborz46 (5)in #teaching • 7 years agoTeaching Music Theory (Notes and silences)*** Notes and silences *** In fact, notes are somewhat difficult to measure when the sounds are drawn. To do this…bernardtjames (54)in #classical-music • 7 years agoIdentifying Sharps # and Flats bHow to easily identify key signatures in a flash! Written by Bernardt James (aka Cobus van der Walt) on 29…tantacrul (33)in #music • 8 years agoMusic Theory - How Transitions Workfluo2005 (25)in #music-theory • 8 years agoHow playing non-musical series of repeating intervals directly stimulates musical creativityInstead of trying to learn music theory in order to change from within the areas I disagreed with, I decided to do…artakan (55)in #music • 9 years agoThe best music theory lesson on youtube
