nayovid281 Posted March 19 Report Share Posted March 19 /storage-11/0325/avif/AZ9fEXZb5ZquvglQTN5hNhwW8GsGqt6s.avifMastering Music Theory - The Language Of MusicPublished 3/2025MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHzLanguage: English | Size: 2.59 GB | Duration: 11h 6mA complete course from zero to advancedWhat you'll learnGet started with learning the basics of music theoryDiscover how music worksBecome a better performer, better listener and better composer!All theory topics are covered - rhythm, pitch, harmony, keys and much moreRequirementsNo prerequisites for this courseYou might find it useful to have some manuscript paper (music paper) but it's not essentialDescriptionLearn music theory with Victoria Williams BA(Mus), AmusTCL LmusTCL. All music theory topics are broken down for you into easy-to-understand short lessons designed in a logical order to ensure that you learn as quickly and efficiently as possible. The course covers all aspects of music theory from the basics of rhythm and pitch notation (including all clefs), through to harmony and chords (including cadences and inversions), intervals, transposition, keys and scales and tips on writing music. We also look at useful facts about musical instruments such as the clefs they use, their transposition keys, and how they work within an orchestra or band.This course is ideal for anyone wanting to discover how music works. No previous knowledge is required.Learning music theory is invaluable for musicians of any level. It deepens understanding, allowing musicians to see patterns, structures, and relationships between notes and chords. This knowledge fosters creativity by offering new ways to experiment with sound, helping overcome creative blocks. It also speeds up learning, enabling quicker memorisation and interpretation of songs/pieces. Theory enhances collaboration, as musicians can communicate using a shared language. It's beneficial across all genres, from classical to jazz to pop, and supports skills like improvisation and arrangement. Ultimately, music theory empowers musicians to be more versatile, confident, and expressive in our craft.OverviewSection 1: IntroductionLecture 1 Introduction to the CourseSection 2: Pitch 1Lecture 2 Pitch - Low and HighLecture 3 The Treble ClefLecture 4 The Bass ClefLecture 5 Ledger Lines and Middle CLecture 6 Accidentals - Sharps, Flats and NaturalsSection 3: Rhythm 1Lecture 7 What is Rhythm?Lecture 8 Time names of NotesLecture 9 Time Names of RestsLecture 10 Dotted NotesLecture 11 2/4, 3/4 and 4/4Lecture 12 BeamingLecture 13 TiesSection 4: Scales, Keys and Intervals 1Lecture 14 Tones and SemitonesLecture 15 Major Scales and C MajorLecture 16 G Major ScaleLecture 17 F Major ScaleLecture 18 Tonic Sol-FaLecture 19 Degrees of the ScaleLecture 20 Interval NumbersSection 5: Harmony 1Lecture 21 Tonic TriadsLecture 22 ArpeggiosSection 6: Level 1 QuizSection 7: Pitch 2Lecture 23 Ledger Lines - Extending the StaveLecture 24 Transposing Between ClefsLecture 25 Transposing at the OctaveSection 8: Rhythm 2Lecture 26 Minim (Half Note) Beat Time SignaturesLecture 27 The Breve (Double Whole Note)Lecture 28 Simple TimeLecture 29 TripletsLecture 30 SyncopationSection 9: Scales and Keys 2Lecture 31 D Major ScaleLecture 32 Bb Major ScaleLecture 33 Minor Scales (and A Minor)Lecture 34 E Minor ScaleLecture 35 D Minor ScaleLecture 36 Identifying the KeySection 10: Harmony 2Lecture 37 Minor Tonic TriadsLecture 38 Chord SymbolsLecture 39 Root Position and First Inversion TriadsLecture 40 Arpeggios and Broken ChordsSection 11: Level 2 QuizSection 12: Pitch 3Lecture 41 Enharmonic EquivalentsLecture 42 Transposition at the Octave and Between ClefsSection 13: Rhythm 3Lecture 43 Demisemiquavers (32nd Notes)Lecture 44 Compound Time - 6/8Lecture 45 Compound Time - 9/8 and 12/8Lecture 46 Compound Time SummaryLecture 47 Beaming in Compound TimeLecture 48 Anacrusis (Up-beat)Lecture 49 Rests in Compound TimeLecture 50 AnacrusisSection 14: Scales and Key 3Lecture 51 A Major ScaleLecture 52 Eb Major ScaleLecture 53 Melodic Minor ScalesLecture 54 B Minor ScalesLecture 55 G Minor ScalesLecture 56 F# Minor ScalesLecture 57 C Minor ScalesSection 15: Intervals 3Lecture 58 Major and Minor 2ndsLecture 59 Major and Minor 3rdsLecture 60 Perfect 4ths, 5ths and OctavesLecture 61 Major and Minor 6ths and 7thsSection 16: Harmony 3Lecture 62 The Tonic Chord (I)Lecture 63 The Dominant Chord (V)Lecture 64 The Subdominant Chord (IV)Lecture 65 Second Inversion ChordsLecture 66 SATB 4-Part ChordsLecture 67 Chord ProgressionsLecture 68 The Perfect CadenceSection 17: Level 3 QuizSection 18: Pitch 4Lecture 69 Double Flats and Double SharpsLecture 70 Alto ClefLecture 71 Alto Clef Transposition Between ClefsSection 19: Rhythm 4Lecture 72 Doubled Dotted NotesLecture 73 3/8 Time SignatureLecture 74 Time Signatures 5/8, 7/8, 5/4 and 7/4Lecture 75 Regular and Irregular TimeLecture 76 DupletsLecture 77 Swung Quavers (8th Notes)Section 20: Scales and Keys 4Lecture 78 Key Signatures in Alto ClefLecture 79 E Major ScaleLecture 80 A♭ Major ScaleLecture 81 C# Minor ScaleLecture 82 F Minor ScaleLecture 83 Chromatic ScalesLecture 84 Technical Names of NotesSection 21: Intervals and Transposition 4Lecture 85 Augmented and Diminished IntervalsLecture 86 Compound IntervalsLecture 87 The TritoneSection 22: Harmony 4Lecture 88 The Supertonic Chord (II)Lecture 89 The Dominant 7th Chord (V7)Lecture 90 Chord Symbols and InversionsLecture 91 Plagal CadenceLecture 92 Harmonic RhythmLecture 93 Introduction to Voice LeadingLecture 94 Conjunct and Disjunct MotionLecture 95 Voice Leading - Augmented and Diminished Melodic IntervalsLecture 96 Voice Leading - Augmented and Diminished Harmonic IntervalsLecture 97 Consecutives (Parallel) 5ths and OctavesSection 23: OrnamentsLecture 98 Introduction to OrnamentsLecture 99 Ornaments - TrillLecture 100 Ornaments - MordentLecture 101 Ornaments - TurnLecture 102 Ornaments - AcciaccaturaLecture 103 Ornaments - AppoggiaturaLecture 104 Ornaments - Grace NotesSection 24: Level 4 QuizSection 25: Pitch 5Lecture 105 Tenor ClefLecture 106 Tenor Clef TranspositionSection 26: Rhythm 5Lecture 107 Compound /4 Time SignaturesLecture 108 Irregular TupletsSection 27: Scales and Keys 5Lecture 109 Pentatonic Major ScalesLecture 110 B Major ScaleLecture 111 G# Minor ScaleLecture 112 Db Major ScaleLecture 113 Bb Minor ScaleLecture 114 Circle of 5thsLecture 115 Relative KeysSection 28: Intervals and Transposition 5Lecture 116 Transposing InstrumentsLecture 117 Transposing by a Perfect 4th or 5thLecture 118 Working Out Any IntervalLecture 119 Transposition by Any IntervalSection 29: Harmony 5Lecture 120 SATB ConsecutivesLecture 121 SATB Doubling and OmissionsLecture 122 Voice Leading - Leading NotesLecture 123 Voice-Leading - 7ths in Added 7th ChordsLecture 124 Chord VILecture 125 Chord iiiLecture 126 Chord vii°Lecture 127 Working Out Chord InversionsLecture 128 ModulationLecture 129 Pivot ChordsLecture 130 Imperfect CadenceLecture 131 Pre-CadenceSection 30: Decoration 5Lecture 132 Introduction to DecorationLecture 133 Unaccented Passing NotesLecture 134 Accented Passing NotesLecture 135 Auxiliary NotesSection 31: Level 5 QuizSection 32: Pitch 6Lecture 136 Note Names in Other LanguagesSection 33: Rhythm 6Lecture 137 Compound /16 Time SignaturesLecture 138 HemiolaSection 34: Scales and Keys 6Lecture 139 F# Major ScaleLecture 140 D# Minor ScaleLecture 141 Gb Major ScaleLecture 142 Eb Minor ScaleLecture 143 C# Major ScaleLecture 144 A# Minor ScaleLecture 145 Cb Major ScaleLecture 146 Ab Minor ScaleLecture 147 Close KeysLecture 148 Prevailing KeyLecture 149 Prevailing Key IdentificationSection 35: Intervals 6Lecture 150 Working Out Any Interval 2Lecture 151 Identifying Intervals in a ScoreSection 36: Harmony 6Lecture 152 Chord v Minor (from Melodic Minor)Lecture 153 Chord IV Major (from Melodic Minor)Lecture 154 Chord ii Minor (from Melodic Minor)Lecture 155 Chord III+ Augmented (from Harmonic Minor)Lecture 156 Chord III Major (from Melodic Minor)Lecture 157 Chord ♭VII Major (from Melodic Minor)Lecture 158 Tierce de Picardie (Picardy Third)Lecture 159 Using Chord InversionsLecture 160 SATB Voice Leading by PartSection 37: Progression 6Lecture 161 Interrupted CadenceLecture 162 Chord Progression "Rules"Lecture 163 The Progression of 5thsLecture 164 Progressions and InversionsLecture 165 Cadential 6/4Lecture 166 Passing ChordsLecture 167 Passing 6/4Section 38: Decoration 6Lecture 168 Chromatic Passing NotesLecture 169 Chromatic Auxiliary NotesLecture 170 Auxiliary Harmony NotesLecture 171 AppoggiaturasLecture 172 AnticipationsLecture 173 Changing NotesLecture 174 PedalsLecture 175 Simultaneous DecorationLecture 176 Decoration Mistakes to AvoidSection 39: Figured Bass 6Lecture 177 Figured Bass IntroductionLecture 178 5/3 Root Position ChordsLecture 179 6/3 First Inversion ChordsLecture 180 6/4 Second Inversion ChordsLecture 181 Figured Bass AccidentalsLecture 182 Figured Bass Continuation LineSection 40: Level 6 QuizSection 41: Scales and Keys 7Lecture 183 Identifying the Home Key (with Chromatic Notes)Lecture 184 Direct ModulationLecture 185 Minor Pentatonic ScalesLecture 186 Aeolian ModeLecture 187 Dorian ModeLecture 188 Mixolydian ModeLecture 189 Phrygian ModeSection 42: Rhythm 7Lecture 190 Simple /8 Time SignaturesSection 43: Harmony 7Lecture 191 Chord ii7 (Supertonic 7th)Lecture 192 Chord vii°7 (Diminished 7th)Lecture 193 Secondary 7th ChordsLecture 194 The Neapolitan 6th ChordLecture 195 Voice Leading Secondary 7thsLecture 196 Voice Leading ExceptionsSection 44: Progressions 7Lecture 197 Inverted CadenceLecture 198 Phrygian CadenceLecture 199 Auxiliary ChordsLecture 200 Auxiliary 6/4Lecture 201 Arpeggio 6/4Lecture 202 Harmonic SequenceLecture 203 Single Part Implied HarmonySection 45: Decoration 7Lecture 204 Passing Notes 2Lecture 205 Auxiliary Notes 2Lecture 206 Auxiliary Harmony Notes 2Lecture 207 Appoggiaturas 2Lecture 208 Chromatic AppoggiaturasLecture 209 SuspensionsLecture 210 RetardationsLecture 211 Analysing Harmony with Decoration Part 1Lecture 212 Analysing Harmony with Decoration Part 2Section 46: Figured Bass 7Lecture 213 Added 7th ChordsLecture 214 4-3 SuspensionsLecture 215 Figure 4Lecture 216 9-8 SuspensionLecture 217 7-6 SuspensionLecture 218 Figure 9Section 47: Level 7 QuizSection 48: Rhythm 8Lecture 219 Compound and Simple /32 Time SignaturesSection 49: Scales and Keys 8Lecture 220 Parallel KeysLecture 221 The Blues ScaleLecture 222 The Whole Tone ScaleLecture 223 SerialismLecture 224 Serialism - Sounding AtonalLecture 225 Serialism - How to ComposeLecture 226 Distant ModulationLecture 227 Prevailing Key IdentificationSection 50: Transposition 8Lecture 228 Transposing an Orchestral ScoreSection 51: Harmony 8Lecture 229 Extended Dominant ChordsLecture 230 Chromatic ChordsLecture 231 Augmented 6th ChordsLecture 232 Secondary Dominant ChordsLecture 233 Borrowed ChordsLecture 234 Chord iv Minor (Borrowed)Lecture 235 Chord ♭VI (Borrowed)Lecture 236 Chord ii° (Borrowed)Lecture 237 Other Chromatic ChordsLecture 238 False RelationsLecture 239 Analysing Harmony with Decoration 3Lecture 240 3-Part Harmony Voice LeadingSection 52: Progressions 8Lecture 241 Pedal 6/4Lecture 242 Harmonic Sequence with SuspensionsSection 53: Figured Bass 8Lecture 243 Figure 5Lecture 244 Figure 5/4Lecture 245 Figured DecorationSection 54: Level 8 QuizAnyone keen to learn how much works and increase their understanding and enjoyment of musicScreenshothttps://www.udemy.com/course/mastering-music-theory-the-language-of-music/Buy Premium From My Links To Get Resumable Support and Max Speed https://www.uploadcloud.pro/4qyuqvcbmndn/Mastering_Music_Theory_The_Language_of_Music.part3.rar.htmlhttps://www.uploadcloud.pro/pkb8i9nzkak0/Mastering_Music_Theory_The_Language_of_Music.part2.rar.htmlhttps://www.uploadcloud.pro/p3xzqo9vo8vz/Mastering_Music_Theory_The_Language_of_Music.part1.rar.htmlhttps://rapidgator.net/file/20cbd5611c55d38de9607af326f78827/Mastering_Music_Theory_The_Language_of_Music.part3.rar.htmlhttps://rapidgator.net/file/9e749693b82c1568789827ed3468b437/Mastering_Music_Theory_The_Language_of_Music.part2.rar.htmlhttps://rapidgator.net/file/1369aed6da4238954d0c2ae6f3b103e2/Mastering_Music_Theory_The_Language_of_Music.part1.rar.html Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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