Learn music theory through this music theory course app, music theory exercises, and music theory tutorials.
InstructorJ. Anthony Allen
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This sheet music excerpt displays a piano arrangement with treble and bass clefs, featuring specific melodic runs and arpeggios above labeled chord progressions for C major and G major.
This sheet music excerpt displays a piano arrangement with detailed Roman numeral analysis below the staff, illustrating functional harmony progressions like vi-IV-I6-ii-V-I.
A digital document outlines binary musical form structures using repeat signs and Roman numeral chord progressions to demonstrate theoretical concepts.
The instructor sits in his home studio surrounded by guitars while displaying piano sheet music with harmonic analysis for a music theory lesson.
Instruction covers sophisticated topics such as pivot chord modulation, Neapolitan chords, and various augmented sixth chord resolutions.
The curriculum provides detailed breakdowns of musical forms, including rounded binary, ternary, and the specific components of a fugue.
Theoretical concepts are demonstrated through the analysis of specific musical examples from Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven.
The casual teaching style, characterized by frequent pauses and spontaneous thoughts, may impact engagement as topics increase in complexity. One signal from 2020 suggests this approach could lead to disinterest; however, the displayed update date does not prove a correction of this delivery method.
The casual teaching style, characterized by frequent pauses and spontaneous thoughts, may impact engagement as topics increase in complexity. One signal from 2020 suggests this approach could lead to disinterest; however, the displayed update date does not prove a correction of this delivery method.
The curriculum aligns well with the target of intermediate musicians seeking advanced theoretical knowledge.