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Music theory

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  • 29-09-2015 7:36pm
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    yevveh
    Registered Users Posts: 620 ✭✭✭


    Not strictly arts and crafts, but if anyone would like to learn about Music Theory we have an introductory course starting next week. It's €150 for the 6 weeks but will give any Boardsies a 15% discount. Send me a PM if interested.

    The course covers:

    * Introduction to music theory and how it applies to different styles of music,
    * Written music - understanding notes and the stave,
    * Rhythm,
    * Melody and Harmony,
    * Tonality - key signatures, scales, intervals and chords,
    * Style and characteristics of different genres of music.

    More info: http://blocktmusictheory.eventbrite.ie/

    -Dave


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    #2
    Tiriel
    Registered Users Posts: 6,182 ✭✭✭Tiriel


    Moved from arts & crafts forum, really doesn't fit there.


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    #3
    CodyLoder
    Registered Users Posts: 4 ✭CodyLoder


    I advise everyone to take at least some course in music theory if you plan to do it seriously. I myself, as a musician, did not want to delve into the theory for a long time, but over time I realized that without it I would be nowhere. Even the coolest rock musicians know the notes. Now, when jams are held in a local bar on Wednesdays, I feel as free as possible precisely because I know where what note is needed and what mood it will give!



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