Theory Of Music for iOS

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To learn to play an instrument is fun and can give a lifetime of pleasure. Learning the theory of music will help any budding musician along the...

To learn to play an instrument is fun and can give a lifetime of pleasure. Learning the theory of music will help any budding musician along the way. This app has some 158 easy to follow tutorial lessons that will soon give you an insight into the world of music and will soon help you understand the basics.Lessons include:Lecture 1 introductionLecture 2 Introduction to Instruments and Musical GenresLecture 3 Rhythm FundamentalsLecture 4 Rhythm Jazz Pop and ClassicalLecture 5 Melody Notes Scales Nuts and BoltsLecture 6 Melody Mozart and WagnerLecture 7 Harmony Chords and How to Build ThemLecture 8 Bass Patterns Blues and RockLecture 9 Sonata-Allegro Form Mozart and BeethovenLecture 10 Sonata-Allegro and Theme and VariationsLecture 11 Form Rondo Sonata-Allegro and Theme and Variations contLecture 12 Guest Conductor Saybrook OrchestraLecture 13 Fugue Bach Bizet and BernsteinLecture 14 Ostinato Form in the Music of Purcell Pachelbel Elton John and Vitamin CLecture 15 Gregorian Chant and Music in the Sistine ChapelLecture 16 Baroque Music The Vocal Music of Johann Sebastian BachLecture 17 Mozart and His OperasLecture 18 Piano Music of Mozart and BeethovenLecture 19 Romantic Opera Verdis La Traviata Bocelli Pavarotti and DomingoLecture 20 The Colossal Symphony Beethoven Berlioz Mahler and ShostakovichLecture 21 Musical Impressionism and Exoticism Debussy Ravel and MonetLecture 22 Modernism and MahlerLecture 23 Review of Musical StyleMusic Theory - Using the Circle of Fifths for Major KeysThe Unanswered Question 1973 1 Musical Phonology Bernstein NortonThe Unanswered Question 1973 2 Musical Syntax Bernstein NortonThe Unanswered Question 1973 3 Musical Semantics Bernstein NortonThe Unanswered Question 1973 4 The Delights Dangers of Ambiguity Bernstein NortonThe Unanswered Question 1973 5 The XXth Century Crisis Bernstein NortonThe Unanswered Question 1973 6 The Poetry Of Earth Bernstein NortonLeonard Bernstein Young Peoples Concerts What is Orchestration Part 1 of 4Leonard Bernstein Young Peoples Concerts What is Orchestration Part 2 of 4Leonard Bernstein Young Peoples Concerts What is Orchestration Part 3 of 4Leonard Bernstein Young Peoples Concerts What is Orchestration Part 4 of 4Music Theory - Bass Clef Understanding Identifying NotesMusic Theory - Treble Clef Understanding Identifying NotesThe Importance of Middle C Music TheoryMusic Theory Note Names Rests Dotted NotesTime Signatures Part 1 The Basics Music TheoryAccidentals Semitones half-steps Explained - Music TheoryMajor Scales using Tones Semitones whole-steps half-stepsKey Signatures Part 1 The Basics Layout on the StaveSlurs and Ties Explained - Music TheoryMusic Theory - Understanding Intervals Part 1Chords Part 1 Tonic Triads Major KeysTriplets Music TheoryCircle of Fifths How to Create Music TheoryCircle of Fifths How to use for Major Keys Music TheoryMajor Scales Using the Circle of 5ths - Music TheoryCircle of Fifths How to use for Minor Keys Music TheoryMinor Scales - Part 1 The BasicsMinor Scales - Part 2 Harmonic MinorsKey Signatures Part 2 Up to 3 SharpsFlatsChords Part 2 Tonic Triads Minor KeysMusic Theory Demisemiquaver 32nd NoteTime Signatures Part 2 Simple Compound Time Signatures Music TheoryMinor Scales - Part 3 Melodic MinorsKey Signatures Part 3 Layout of all Keys on Treble Bass Alto Tenor ClefsMusic Theory - Understanding Intervals Part 2Music Theory - Transposition Part 1 The BasicsDouble Dots Music TheoryMusic Theory Breve Double Whole NoteTime Signatures Part 3 Less Common Time Signatures Music TheoryMusic Theory - Understanding Alto Tenor Clefs Reading NotesKey Signature LayoutChromatic Scales Music TheoryTechnical Names of Scale Notes Music TheoryChords Part 3 Primary Chords Major KeysChords Part 4 Primary Chords Minor KeysMusic Theory - Understanding Intervals Part 3and many more!