Bite-size lessons that teach your ears, brains, eyes, and muscles how to hear, think about, see, and move in order to study, practice, and perform music like a musician, not like a robot!
- What is Sound?
- Pitch
- Loudness
- Harmonics
- Timbre
- The Physical Basis of Harmony
- What is Ear Training?
- How to Listen
- Music is a Language
- Why Study Composition & Improvisation?
- Why Learn to Read Music?
- The Un-Musical Way to Read Music
- The Musical Way to Read Music
- Ear Training: Singing Aloud
- Absolute & Relative Pitch
- Ear Training Recommendations
- Can You Learn Absolute Pitch?
- Theory & Practice
- Music Theory & Ear Training: Micro-Lessons
- How to Transpose a Melody
- How to Transpose Harmony
- Improvisation: The Big Picture
- Improvisation Fundamentals: Micro-Lessons
- Composition Lesson: Lead Sheet
- Composition Lesson: Reading the Lead Sheet
- Composition Lesson: Melodic Analysis
- Composition Lesson: Harmonic Analysis
- Composition Lesson: Block Chord Accompaniment
- Composition Lesson: Chord Root Accompaniment
- Composition Lesson: Alberti Bass
- Composition Lesson: Change Register
- Composition Lesson: Change Articulation
- Composition Lesson: Change the Tonality
- Composition Lesson: Shift the Melody
- Composition Lesson: Change the Meter
- Composition Lesson: Chord Tone Melody
- Composition Lesson: Scale Tone Melody
- Composition Lesson: Suspension
- Composition Lesson: Left Hand Melody
- Composition Lesson: Harmonize Melody in 6ths
- Composition Lesson: Divide Beat into Triplets
- Composition Lesson: Pedal Point
- Composition Lesson: Melodic Sequence
- Composition Lesson: Pickups
- Composition Lesson: Two-Handed Chord Melody
- Composition Lesson: Rhythmic Motives
- Composition Lesson: Add an Introduction
- Composition Lesson: Add an Ending
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