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Music Theory Comprehensive Complete: Parts 19, 20, & 21

Learn music theory through this music theory course app, music theory exercises, and music theory tutorials.

  1. Topics
  2. Music
  3. Music Theory for Musicians

Music Theory Comprehensive Complete: Parts 19, 20, & 21

InstructorJ. Anthony Allen
Duration8h 2m
Students5,240
Rating4.8 (170)
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This educational graphic illustrates the concept of Interval Vectors in music theory, pairing a numerical breakdown of intervals with a visual representation of notes on a digital staff.

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This musical score illustrates advanced pitch class set analysis by overlaying numerical sets like [0, 3, 4] onto a complex chromatic piano composition.

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This frame displays a digital sheet music interface featuring a composition by Anton Webern with a tempo of 80 beats per minute, accompanied by a live video feed of the instructor.

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This musical notation example illustrates how to identify pitch class sets within a piano score, specifically labeling the sequence as IV: b10 with the corresponding numerical values.

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