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Music Theory Foundations: Music Notation Made Easy
303 students
Music Theory Foundations: Music Notation Made Easy
Learn how to read music notation with a truly fast, easy, and concise course.
Created byMax Keller, D.M.
Last updated 8/2024
English
What you'll learn
- Read music notation
- Understand how to read meters and meter types
- Label melodic and harmonic intervals
- Determine the quality of triads
- Read key signatures
- Know multiple scales
- Start the basics of Figured Bass andRoman Numeral Analysis
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Course content
7 sections • 29 lectures • 1h 27m total length
Requirements
- An internet connection
- A browser with Flash
- A PDF reader
- A desire to learn to read music notation
- No prior knowledge is needed
Description
Course Description
Music theory Foundations is designed for any person interested in learning the basics of reading western sheet music. It is specifically tailored to students preparing for Music Theory in a college or university setting in the United States, but it is perfect for anyone simply looking to learn, or improve their understanding of, basic music theory.
What are the lessons like?
Lessons are presented in short, information-dense modules that are easy to manage and understand. There is no rambling in this course. The 26 complete lessons each have an accompanying quiz. There are 19 downloadable worksheets and answer-keys as well. The lessons are scripted structured to build on each other making the flow seamless in its progress.
Who teaches the course?
Dr. Max Keller is currently an Assistant Professor of Music Theory at Andrews University.
Who should take this course?
Any beginning students should take this course without reservation
High School or Middle School students who are wanting to be ready for the next level
Anyone who wishes they could read music
A person who feels they do not have a strong foundation in music theory
College or university students taking the first year of music theory
Someone who found other music theory courses boring
Who this course is for:
- This course is designed to help students prepare for music theory at the college level. It does not require any musical knowledge so it is also perfect for anyone who simply wants to learn how to read sheet music. This course would most likely be a review to anyone who has already passed the first year of college music theory.