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December 16, 2020
OlivineIV asked:How do I learn music theory? Hi! I’m still very much a beginner when it comes to bass but I’d like to be able to get to a stage where I know enough about music theory to improvise a few bars according to genre. Does anyone here know a free service that could help me learn theory as well as provide techniques to help with reliably remembering the theory?
Tooafraidtocats replied:[Musictheory.net](https://www.musictheory.net/lessons) is an incredible resource!
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October 12, 2020
Breetastic asked:Looking for music theory tutor In community college and struggling with music theory because of the distance learning, and teacher going so fast. If anyone is available, please message me. Willing to exchange services or whatever else you need. Thank you. (We also apparently don't have music tutors at my school so)
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July 4, 2019
mangopulp68 asked:[NEWBIE] Want to learn theory, don’t know where to begin. Hi all! Iv recently had interest in making my own music and felt that theory is something I should start to learn. However, I don’t really know where to begin on this. My idea was to start with keys, as it kinda shows which chords sound good with what. Is this a good idea to start with and where else should I go from there? If there are any other recommendations please add them as I’m happy to take any advice! Thanks!
Xenoceratops replied:www.musictheory.net Do you know barre chords? If so, [Ben Eller’s got the lesson for you](https://youtu.be/O5 iAsNgvTCw).
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June 28, 2019
liamtkehoe asked:Anybody know any good videos or websites to learn music theory? I’ve recently just started trying to make my own music and I have no idea where to begin, so I figured learning music theory would be a good start. Any advice is appreciated
galax-zs replied:Musictheory.net It's extremely textbook, but it has the information you need with good basic examples
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June 18, 2018
ffrozencookies asked:where to start learning music theory? where is a good place to start taking up music theory (for a complete idiot)? are there any good videos/websites to recommend?
themajod replied:craaaaap my teacher used a website that I cannot remember the name of I'll edit this comment if I remember it Found it: https://www.musictheory.net/
dayalanadina replied:musictheory.net is great but you can’t go wrong with picking up some books. Eric Taylor’s Music Theory in Practice is a great range and goes through all the levels of theory step by step.
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November 20, 2017
Mo-ili-ili asked:Guitar lesson recommendation? Anyone have a good pick for a guitar teacher? For context, I've been playing guitar for a few years, don't need beginner lessons or anything. Maybe someone who can help expand my theory. Also, I live in the university area, so I'd rather stay in Honolulu than travel.
wholetonescale replied:If you’re just interested in learning more about music theory check out “Tenuto” and “Theory Lessons” mobile apps. These apps are amazing for learning and practice, especially for ear training. Can also check out musictheory.net
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September 10, 2017
Idiosyncraticity asked:Beginner at Piano Hi. I just got out of a bad breakup so im learning the piano. I do this after every love life tragedy; learn something new. I have been trying to learn it through various sources but i want the real real basics. I dont even know what chords, keys and scales are. I cant afford an instructor. Can u recommend any sources which can help me from the very very basica. Zero level i mean. Thanks
rage-againsthumanity replied:I reccomend you check out musictheory.net. There are also a bunch of YouTube videos that explains all of these things!
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March 13, 2017
Ebby G. asked:Anyone know where I can get manuscript paper? I have some composing to doJan M. replied:Do you mean staff paper? musictheory.net has printable papers
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December 13, 2015
Camel_Patr0l asked:Need guitar lessons. Any suggestions?Tim K. replied:http://www.myguitarsolo.com http://www.musictheory.net
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July 9, 2015
Liz H. asked:Hey guys, Just wondering if any of you use or know of a website that is useful in music teaching for note reading, rhythm etc. Something reliable that could be used within a school classroom setting. If you do can you please post the links/names in a comment. Much appreciated :)Nathan B. replied:www.musictheory.net
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September 15, 2014
Sammy B. asked:What's a good place on the web to get started with music theory (intermediate-advanced) if I already have a pretty decent picture of the fundamentals? Or even just from the start to be safe. Anyone have any recommendations?William A. replied:Musictheory.net
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July 10, 2014
Tony C. asked:What's up Pensadians! Can anyone suggest a good article / book / or any website with good information on musical theory? Getting into producing hip hop beats and I wanna learn more about it. ;)
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Dave W. replied:Ahh missed the music theory bit and bit on Hip Hop haha. Go here; www.musictheory.net
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July 1, 2014
Katie V. asked:Looking for piano lessons and music theory once a week south yarra/toorak/prahran area!
Anthony S. replied:Iphone apps to get you started babe, heaps good and in order: http://www.musictheory.net/
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December 29, 2013
Kyler R. asked:Best way of learning complex theory? I know a lot of theory from playing piano for so many years but sometimes I feel like I don't know as much as I could haha
Ryan M. replied:Musictheory.net
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November 21, 2013
phillpjay asked:I know it's not really too drum related, but does anyone know of a good lesson book to learn theory from? So I'm 26 and I've been play drums for close to 17 years, but now I'm working on a progmetal band with a buddy of mine and I'm having a hard time contributing anything aside from drums. I would like to be able to help out with writing chord progressions and all that jazz, but I really don't know anything about theory. Any suggestions?
FloydRosita replied:musictheory.net I would also highly recommend learning a "melodic" instrument because all the theory in the world is useless if you dont know how to apply it. Piano is the instrument where theory is most easily observed and applied.
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October 29, 2013
Tracy M. asked:I want to incorporate more music technology in my class. Does anyone know of any good websites, apps, etc.??Peter D. replied:Musictheory.net http://www.teoria.com/exercises/index.php http://notezilla.io/library I have more saved to my bookmarks but my bookmarks are currently out of whack
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September 24, 2013
Tracy M. asked:Does anyone have suggestions for middle school general music lessons. The students in my 6th to 8th grade general music class have little to no background in music. I have been trying to teach them rhythmic notation and some rhythm games but they are a tough group and are just not interested!Melissa C. replied:If you have technology in your classroom I have found two websites. The first is www.musictheory.net and www.musictechteacher.com Good luck!
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