Music Theory Tutorials
- If you'd like tips and advice on anything related to music theory
- If you're struggling with music theory and are hoping there is an easier way to learn
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Music Theory
Music theory is difficult. There is no doubt about that.
But it’s not impossible!
When I was learning theory, I was taught in a very ‘old fashioned’ way, that just didn’t make a lot of sense. So when I started teaching, I was determined to find a better way.
And in my question to find that better way – I realised that music theory wasn’t that difficult after all. As long as it’s explained in a way our brains understand.
Patterns. Reasons. Repetition. Tricks.
As soon as the patterns become obvious, music theory seems to be a much easier concept to understand. In fact, it’s exactly like a good old jigsaw puzzle.
You start with 1,000 pieces. They could go anywhere, in any order. But when you’ve done the hard work and completed 50% – then you only have half the number to choose from – and more importantly, you have a structure already in front of you to add the pieces into. It becomes exponentially easier as you progress.
And that’s how our Music Theory Tutorials can help. We recognise that theory is a giant puzzle – and the more you understand on one subject, the easier another subject becomes.
So dive in now, and give yourself the best chance at understanding.
