Guitar Music Theory | Beginner’s Crash Course | Music Keys

Guitar Music Theory - Beginner’s Crash Course - Music Keys
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**Quickly learn the fundamentals of Music Theory!**
Music Theory - Beginner’s Crash Course will help you quickly build a foundation for understanding music theory and how it applies to the guitar. This course covers the fundamentals of music theory in a fast paced, fun and easy to follow format. By the end of this course you’ll have a good overview of how music works and you’ll be able to dive into to in-depth music theory courses with confidence. Or, this may be the only music theory course you need.

**What is a crash course?**
A crash course is designed to be a fast paced course that quickly teaches you the fundamentals of a specific subject…in this case music theory.

Since this is a crash course we’ll move quickly through many topics but never so quickly that you will feel lost or overwhelmed at any point. Everything is presented in a logical step by step format that’s easy to follow just like our other popular music theory courses.

Here’s what you’ll learn in this course:
Notes and Pitch
Melody, Harmony, Rhythm
Musical Alphabet
Intervals
Scales and Modes
Chromatic Scale
Major Scale
Minor Scales
Chords
Chord Progressions
Relative Minor
Keys
And more

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[jthrilla]

Man your lessons have been gold for me!

[alakans]

Please help understand, some use lets say C major scale but they start from Key E and use all of the C major scale notes. Is this correct? or if you use C major scale you must start from C? Thanks for your help

[timothyjohnosn]

Thanks for posting this. I am on 3 right now.

[downhill]

Great lesson series! Shared on my Google+ page too.

[sumanrai]

if i played chord progression I, VI, IV, V (C, Am,F, G) key of C and if i want to creat solo over it...can i use Am scale note over Am rhythm or over F chord i use F major scale note indivisually and when it goes G and i use indivisually G major scale over during the G chord whole 4 rhythm covers only c major scale?

[sumanrai]

i learned that so far each scale degree is categorized with major, minor and diminished...but i didnot understand these major7th, minor 7th, dominant 7th, minor 7b5 just under the chord type....

[girish]

you do hard work. it will definitely pay