Course programme
Powerful Music Theory We Need to Learn
10 lectures 27:27
Once And For All: the CIRCLE OF FIFTHS, But This Time Completely Demystified
The 10 Most Important Keys On Guitar, And Why They Are So
Basic Keyboard Requirements
Scale of C Major. Thumb Under And Middle Finger Over Techniques
C Arpeggios, Hands Together & How to Practice
Hand Independence
Key of G major explained. Scales, arpeggios and fingerings
Key of D Major
Key of A Major
Key of A major part B, plus Key of F
Powerful Music Theory We Need to Learn
10 lectures 27:27
Once And For All: the CIRCLE OF FIFTHS, But This Time Completely Demystified
The 10 Most Important Keys On Guitar, And Why They Are So
Basic Keyboard Requirements
Scale of C Major. Thumb Under And Middle Finger Over Techniques
C Arpeggios, Hands Together & How to Practice
Hand Independence
Key of G major explained. Scales, arpeggios and fingerings
Key of D Major
Key of A Major
Key of A major part B, plus Key of F
Once And For All: the CIRCLE OF FIFTHS, But This Time Completely Demystified
Once And For All: the CIRCLE OF FIFTHS, But This Time Completely Demystified
Once And For All: the CIRCLE OF FIFTHS, But This Time Completely Demystified
Once And For All: the CIRCLE OF FIFTHS, But This Time Completely Demystified
The 10 Most Important Keys On Guitar, And Why They Are So
The 10 Most Important Keys On Guitar, And Why They Are So
The 10 Most Important Keys On Guitar, And Why They Are So
The 10 Most Important Keys On Guitar, And Why They Are So
Basic Keyboard Requirements
Basic Keyboard Requirements
Basic Keyboard Requirements
Basic Keyboard Requirements
Scale of C Major. Thumb Under And Middle Finger Over Techniques
Scale of C Major. Thumb Under And Middle Finger Over Techniques
Scale of C Major. Thumb Under And Middle Finger Over Techniques
Scale of C Major. Thumb Under And Middle Finger Over Techniques
C Arpeggios, Hands Together & How to Practice
C Arpeggios, Hands Together & How to Practice
C Arpeggios, Hands Together & How to Practice
C Arpeggios, Hands Together & How to Practice
Hand Independence
Hand Independence
Hand Independence
Hand Independence
Key of G major explained. Scales, arpeggios and fingerings
Key of G major explained. Scales, arpeggios and fingerings
Key of G major explained. Scales, arpeggios and fingerings
Key of G major explained. Scales, arpeggios and fingerings
Key of D Major
Key of D Major
Key of D Major
Key of D Major
Key of A Major
Key of A Major
Key of A Major
Key of A Major
Key of A major part B, plus Key of F
Key of A major part B, plus Key of F
Key of A major part B, plus Key of F
Key of A major part B, plus Key of F
Killer secrets on how to PRACTICE like a PRO
4 lectures 17:28
Learn to Practice Like a PRO. Miss This process, And You Miss Everything
Killer Practice, Part 2
Intervals: the first step to BUILD ANY CHORDS like a PRO
This is the first step to learn to assemble ANY, and I mean, ANY chords, without ever trying to memorize any of them. These guitar books titled 'learn 3500 chords' always make me shake my head. There's only a FEW chords, but MANY ways to use them successfully! There's NO such a thing as 3500 chords. Not even 35.
4 minutes of MUSIC THEORY ON STEROIDS
Hey there,
hope you are doing well. I am adding a lecture that has probably enough music theory to make your head hurt. But it only lasts less then 4 minutes.
Yet it's packed with enough theory that some people take MONTHS to learn. This theory is not terribly exciting to some people (and liking it - as if it were an exploration - makes a HUGE difference in your learning), but often the most valuable things are NOT terribly entertaining. All this stuff about perfect and imperfect intervals, and consonance and dissonance....some people will think: 'Who cares? Let's rock'.
They make a terrible mistake. Without these notions, no one can learn harmony or counterpoint. This stuff is your ticket to higher learning, and trust me, it WILL make a HUGE difference in your music.
These things take a while to learn, but once the whole system is understood, it's like a powerful chemical reaction. The musician becomes perfectly comfortable in this technical environment, because it becomes a language. There's no doubts anymore. It all makes sense. All the theory notions become powerful tools at one's disposal.
Killer secrets on how to PRACTICE like a PRO.
4 lectures 17:28
Learn to Practice Like a PRO. Miss This process, And You Miss Everything
Killer Practice, Part 2
Intervals: the first step to BUILD ANY CHORDS like a PRO
This is the first step to learn to assemble ANY, and I mean, ANY chords, without ever trying to memorize any of them. These guitar books titled 'learn 3500 chords' always make me shake my head. There's only a FEW chords, but MANY ways to use them successfully! There's NO such a thing as 3500 chords. Not even 35.
4 minutes of MUSIC THEORY ON STEROIDS
Hey there,
hope you are doing well. I am adding a lecture that has probably enough music theory to make your head hurt. But it only lasts less then 4 minutes.
Yet it's packed with enough theory that some people take MONTHS to learn. This theory is not terribly exciting to some people (and liking it - as if it were an exploration - makes a HUGE difference in your learning), but often the most valuable things are NOT terribly entertaining. All this stuff about perfect and imperfect intervals, and consonance and dissonance....some people will think: 'Who cares? Let's rock'.
They make a terrible mistake. Without these notions, no one can learn harmony or counterpoint. This stuff is your ticket to higher learning, and trust me, it WILL make a HUGE difference in your music.
These things take a while to learn, but once the whole system is understood, it's like a powerful chemical reaction. The musician becomes perfectly comfortable in this technical environment, because it becomes a language. There's no doubts anymore. It all makes sense. All the theory notions become powerful tools at one's disposal.
Learn to Practice Like a PRO. Miss This process, And You Miss Everything
Learn to Practice Like a PRO. Miss This process, And You Miss Everything
Learn to Practice Like a PRO. Miss This process, And You Miss Everything
Learn to Practice Like a PRO. Miss This process, And You Miss Everything
Killer Practice, Part 2
Killer Practice, Part 2
Killer Practice, Part 2
Killer Practice, Part 2
Intervals: the first step to BUILD ANY CHORDS like a PRO
This is the first step to learn to assemble ANY, and I mean, ANY chords, without ever trying to memorize any of them. These guitar books titled 'learn 3500 chords' always make me shake my head. There's only a FEW chords, but MANY ways to use them successfully! There's NO such a thing as 3500 chords. Not even 35.
Intervals: the first step to BUILD ANY CHORDS like a PRO
This is the first step to learn to assemble ANY, and I mean, ANY chords, without ever trying to memorize any of them. These guitar books titled 'learn 3500 chords' always make me shake my head. There's only a FEW chords, but MANY ways to use them successfully! There's NO such a thing as 3500 chords. Not even 35.
Intervals: the first step to BUILD ANY CHORDS like a PRO
This is the first step to learn to assemble ANY, and I mean, ANY chords, without ever trying to memorize any of them. These guitar books titled 'learn 3500 chords' always make me shake my head. There's only a FEW chords, but MANY ways to use them successfully! There's NO such a thing as 3500 chords. Not even 35.
Intervals: the first step to BUILD ANY CHORDS like a PRO
This is the first step to learn to assemble ANY, and I mean, ANY chords, without ever trying to memorize any of them. These guitar books titled 'learn 3500 chords' always make me shake my head. There's only a FEW chords, but MANY ways to use them successfully! There's NO such a thing as 3500 chords. Not even 35.
This is the first step to learn to assemble ANY, and I mean, ANY chords, without ever trying to memorize any of them. These guitar books titled 'learn 3500 chords' always make me shake my head. There's only a FEW chords, but MANY ways to use them successfully! There's NO such a thing as 3500 chords. Not even 35.
This is the first step to learn to assemble ANY, and I mean, ANY chords, without ever trying to memorize any of them. These guitar books titled 'learn 3500 chords' always make me shake my head. There's only a FEW chords, but MANY ways to use them successfully! There's NO such a thing as 3500 chords. Not even 35.
4 minutes of MUSIC THEORY ON STEROIDS
Hey there,
hope you are doing well. I am adding a lecture that has probably enough music theory to make your head hurt. But it only lasts less then 4 minutes.
Yet it's packed with enough theory that some people take MONTHS to learn. This theory is not terribly exciting to some people (and liking it - as if it were an exploration - makes a HUGE difference in your learning), but often the most valuable things are NOT terribly entertaining. All this stuff about perfect and imperfect intervals, and consonance and dissonance....some people will think: 'Who cares? Let's rock'.
They make a terrible mistake. Without these notions, no one can learn harmony or counterpoint. This stuff is your ticket to higher learning, and trust me, it WILL make a HUGE difference in your music.
These things take a while to learn, but once the whole system is understood, it's like a powerful chemical reaction. The musician becomes perfectly comfortable in this technical environment, because it becomes a language. There's no doubts anymore. It all makes sense. All the theory notions become powerful tools at one's disposal.
4 minutes of MUSIC THEORY ON STEROIDS
Hey there,
hope you are doing well. I am adding a lecture that has probably enough music theory to make your head hurt. But it only lasts less then 4 minutes.
Yet it's packed with enough theory that some people take MONTHS to learn. This theory is not terribly exciting to some people (and liking it - as if it were an exploration - makes a HUGE difference in your learning), but often the most valuable things are NOT terribly entertaining. All this stuff about perfect and imperfect intervals, and consonance and dissonance....some people will think: 'Who cares? Let's rock'.
They make a terrible mistake. Without these notions, no one can learn harmony or counterpoint. This stuff is your ticket to higher learning, and trust me, it WILL make a HUGE difference in your music.
These things take a while to learn, but once the whole system is understood, it's like a powerful chemical reaction. The musician becomes perfectly comfortable in this technical environment, because it becomes a language. There's no doubts anymore. It all makes sense. All the theory notions become powerful tools at one's disposal.
4 minutes of MUSIC THEORY ON STEROIDS
Hey there,
hope you are doing well. I am adding a lecture that has probably enough music theory to make your head hurt. But it only lasts less then 4 minutes.
Yet it's packed with enough theory that some people take MONTHS to learn
