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Music theory 101 : from keys and scales to rhythm and melody, an essential primer on the basics of music theory / by Boone, Brian,author.(CARDINAL)355289; Schonbrun, Marc,author.(CARDINAL)355288;
The basics of music -- Intervals -- The major and minor scales -- Musical keys and key signatures -- Modes and other scales -- Chords -- Chord inversions and progressions -- Exploring harmony -- Reading music -- Expression markings and other symbols -- Applying musical theory knowledge -- Final Exam: Analyzing a piece of music.Covers everything novice musicians and lifelong learners need to know. Full of music trivia, music history, comprehensive instruction and visual aids, music symbols, and chords throughout. This is a crash course in music theory that even professionals will enjoy.
Subjects: Music theory;
Available copies: 6 / Total copies: 8
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Basic materials in music theory : a programmed course / by Harder, Paul O.;
Subjects: Programmed instructional materials.; Music theory;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Barron's AP music theory / by Scoggin, Nancy,author.(CARDINAL)498141;
Music fundamentals -- Rhythm, meter, and metric organization -- Scales, keys, and modes -- Aural unit 1. Multiple-choice questions for Chapters 1-3 -- Aural skills part I : fundamentals and singing -- Harmonic organization I : intervals, triads, and seventh chords -- Harmonic organization II : chords in diatonic context -- Harmonic organization III : function and cadences -- Aural unit 2. Multiple-choice questions for Chapters 5-7 -- Harmonic composition part I : fundamentals -- Harmonic progression and harmonizing a melody -- Melodic composition -- Aural skills part II : melodic dictation -- Key relationships -- Secondary function harmony -- Aural unit 3. Multiple-choice questions for Chapters 10, 12, 13 -- Harmonic composition part II : the process -- Aural skills part III : harmonic dictation -- Visual score analysis part I -- Score analysis part II : strategies for multiple-choice part B -- Strategies for multiple-choice part A -- Strategies for melodic dictation : FR 1 and FR 2 -- Strategies for harmonic dictation : FR 3 and FR 4 -- Strategies for harmonizing a melody : FR 7 -- Strategies for sight-singing --Practice tests. Practice test 1 ; Practice test 2 -- Appendix A. Additional information. The circle of fifths ; The key signature tool ; The circle of major triads ; How to visually identify major triads ; Modal key signatures ; Side-by-side comparisons of diatonic triads and seventh chords between any major tonality and the parallel harmonic minor ; Practical written ranges of the string family of instruments ; Practical written ranges of the woodwind family of instruments ; Practical written ranges of the brass family of instruments ;Instrument names : English, Italian, German, French ; Performance considerations -- Appendix B. Music for further study. Aberystwyth ; Angel's story ; Aurelia ; Austria ; Crusader ; Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott ; Ellacombe ; Eventide ; Olivet ; Rustington ; Salzburg ; Was Gott tut -- Appendix C. Part-writing and melodic harmonization examples -- Appendix D. Index of contextual listening aural examples.Reviews all topics on the test, shares tips to improve scores, and includes two practice exams with aural and non-aural sections.
Subjects: Study guides.; Music theory; Advanced placement programs (Education);
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Music theory for dummies / by Pilhofer, Michael,author.(CARDINAL)350959; Day, Holly,author.(CARDINAL)292970;
Getting started with music theory. What is music theory anyway? ; Determining what notes are worth ; Giving it a rest ; Introducing time signatures ; Playing with beat -- Putting notes together. Music notes (and where to find them) ; Mastering the major and minor scales ; Key signatures and the circle of fifths ; Intervals : the distance between pitches ; Chord building ; Chord progressions -- Musical expression through tempo and dynamics. Creating varied sound through tempo and dynamics ; Instrument tone color and acoustics -- Musical expression through form. The building blocks of music : rhythm, melody, harmony, and song form ; Relying on classical forms ; Tapping into popular genres and forms -- The part of tens. Ten frequently asked questions about music theory ; Ten keys to reading a musical score ; Ten music theorists you should know about -- Appendixes. A, Audio tracks ; B, Chord chart ; C, Glossary.Music Theory For Dummies makes music theory easy to understand, with a friendly, unintimidating overview of everything you need to know to become fluent at knocking out beats, reading musical scores, and learning to anticipate where a song should go whether you're reading someone else's music or writing your own. Whether you're a music student or a music lover, you'll learn to read, write, and understand music with this informative guide. With expert instruction, you'll put it all together as you compose, arrange, and create original melodies, harmonies, and chords of your own, with helpful tips for performing your pieces in front of an audience. This new third edition presents the most current teaching techniques, the newest music genres and examples, and updated information on all aspects of understanding, creating, and performing music. Studies have shown that music training improves children's' verbal and spatial abilities, and it's been associated with cognitive and mathematical benefits in adults. The music job market is expected to increase over the coming years, and music theory is becoming an increasingly common part of education at all levels. Music Theory For Dummies provides the instruction you need to get more out of music than you ever thought possible. * Master major and minor scales, intervals, pitches, and clefs * Understand basic notation, time signals, tempo, dynamics, and navigation * Employ melodies, chords, progressions, and phrases to form music * Compose harmonies and accompanying melodies for voice and instruments Whether you intend to pursue a degree or career in music, or just enjoy listening to it, understanding the theory behind it gives you a whole new appreciation for the artistry and craftsmanship behind the pieces that give you goose bumps. It's a mix of technical skill, inborn talent, and plenty of practice and now you can try your hand at it, with Music Theory For Dummies.
Subjects: Music theory.; Music theory;
Available copies: 7 / Total copies: 8
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Let's learn music, book 1. by Hascall, Adelaide A.;
Subjects: Music theory;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Music: invent your own / by Faulhaber, Martha.; Underhill, Janet,1941-author.;
Subjects: Music theory;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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The music kit / by Manoff, Tom.(CARDINAL)523284;
Subjects: Music theory;
Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 2
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The music kit / by Manoff, Tom.(CARDINAL)523284;
[1] Workbook -- [2] Rhythm reader and scorebook.Various tasks, activities and learning experiences are presented to help students master the basic music fundamentals.
Subjects: Music theory;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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A Frozen guide to music : explore rhythm, keys, and more / by Flandreau, Tara.(CARDINAL)815788;
Begin your musical journey with Anna, Elsa, Olaf, Kristoff, and Sven. You'll celebrate music from the world of Frozen while learning first musical concepts. Discover notes, chords, and the musical staff, and practice and play with your Frozen friends.Grade K-3IG490L
Subjects: Music theory;
Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 2
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Teach yourself music theory : a quick and easy introduction for beginners / by Johnson, Chad,author.(CARDINAL)351342;
Introducing rhythm -- Pitch -- Melody -- More about pitch -- More about rhythm -- Sharps and flats -- Intervals -- More about intervals -- Major scales and key signatures -- Minor scales and key signatures -- Compound time signatures -- Introducing chords -- Harmony -- Adding accompaniment to a melody -- Musical form -- Tone colour and interpretation -- Ornaments and non-harmonic notes -- Music theory in the 20th century.Music reading primer -- Intervals part 1: the building blocks of music -- The major scale -- Key signatures and the circle of 5ths -- Intervals part 2: building chords -- The harmonized major scale -- The minor scale -- The harmonized minor scale -- Harmonic analysis, chord voicings, and inversions -- Beyond the triad: seventh chords and other harmonies -- Non-diatonic chords and melodies -- Modes -- Chart-reading essentials."Teach Yourself Music Theory was created specifically for the beginner student who may have experience with playing an instrument, but who may also seek to build up their knowledge of rhythm, melody, harmony, and form. Beginning with learning how to read music, Teach Yourself Music Theory offers the beginning music student not only a comprehensive introduction to music theory fundamentals, but a quick, effective, uncomplicated, and practical way to prepare the student for the option of further explorations into the world of music theory. In addition to learning intervals, scales, chords, and reading charts, this book covers: Key signatures and the circle of 5ths; Harmonizing scales; Inversions; Diatonic versus non-diatonic melodies and chords; and more! This resource also includes audio piano demonstrations of the music within, as well as periodic check-ins to help you review and retain the material"--Publisher's description.
Subjects: Music theory.; Musical notation.;
Available copies: 4 / Total copies: 4
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