Groove3 Practical Music Theory Know-How [TUTORiAL]
SYNTHiC4TE | 11 July 2017 | 1.12 GB
In this in-depth video series, theory wiz Tom Regis explains the essential components of harmony, and emphasizes the simplicity of a music system based on a seven note scale, all while providing inspirational musical examples and ideas!
Tom starts with the necessary foundational topics of building and voicing triads, which are needed to move deeper into the video series. After investing your time in those, you’ll be on the same page as Tom, and the fun begins!
See how to move between triads with cool voicings, how to structure and form 7th chords, as well as voice and move between them, how to play in 12 keys, demystifying the Minor System, and the ins and outs of both Harmonic and Melodic Minor Scales and how to use discretion when playing them and applying them to music.
Tom Regis is a performing keyboardist, composer and the author of the book “From Beethoven to Bill Evans: Western Harmony Simplified.”
Get a broader understanding of more complex harmonic ideas and take your music theory knowledge, playing, and composing up a notch… Watch “Practical Music Theory Know-How” today!
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Tom starts with the necessary foundational topics of building and voicing triads, which are needed to move deeper into the video series. After investing your time in those, you’ll be on the same page as Tom, and the fun begins!
See how to move between triads with cool voicings, how to structure and form 7th chords, as well as voice and move between them, how to play in 12 keys, demystifying the Minor System, and the ins and outs of both Harmonic and Melodic Minor Scales and how to use discretion when playing them and applying them to music.
Tom Regis is a performing keyboardist, composer and the author of the book “From Beethoven to Bill Evans: Western Harmony Simplified.”
Get a broader understanding of more complex harmonic ideas and take your music theory knowledge, playing, and composing up a notch… Watch “Practical Music Theory Know-How” today!
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