After this video you will like Music Theory... Must have for beginners !

Before we dive into learning, it's crucial to first understand what we want to learn and why.

When I first began my journey with the piano, I didn’t have anyone to guide me on the knowledge I truly needed to achieve my goals quickly.
I began by learning sheet music and playing from it on the piano... until one day, I realized that this wasn’t the right path for me.
I didn’t want to become a pianist; my desire was to make better, specific, and intentional music within the realm of Dark Dungeon Music.
I didn’t want to rely on trial and error, hoping to stumble upon something that sounded good.
No – I wanted to sit down with a clear vision of a song in mind and know exactly how to bring it to life.
So, I created my own path.

From that moment on, everything changed quickly. Now, I want to share the lessons from my success with you.
That’s why I’ve launched a tutorial series for beginners, focusing on three main goals:
1. Gaining orientation – understanding the landscape of music.
2. Playing freely on the piano and knowing what we are doing.
3. Composing with intention and clarity.
In this video, you'll learn the foundations of music theory as an absolute beginner and discover how it will empower your creative journey.

Download for free the scales and the full song from Haryon
The files are as bonus from the track download

00:00 Hook
00:13 Introduction
01:07 For what do you need music theory?
03:01 Natural minor scale
03:27 Explain of the finger position
05:53 Your benefits
06:41 Our learning path is different from that of a pianist
07:10 Exercise
13:40 Outro

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Thanks for watching.

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[rexor]

Murgrind is the master! All aspiring DS artists should heed this advice. Hail!

[Mad_Martigen]

Very helpful. I am a beginner and I want to start writing dungeon synth music. I am using FL Studio. I am looking to get a piano keyboard for my PC.

[mekskraptrakkz]

Super helpful as always! I've already written a few songs using some of the concepts you've covered. Thanks for everything