Learn about music theory at Expert Village. Do you know the difference between musical consonance and dissonance? How about scales versus a triad? Let the experts at Expert Village teach you how to create a melody, work with rhythm, pitch, harmony, dynamics, form and structure to create a musical composition. Do you play an instrument or does your interest lie in music composition? Our contributors will teach you how to train your musical ear, write musical notation for anything from a simple jazz riff to an entire movement written symphonies.
By Ryan Larson
Series: Chord Voicing in D Major, E Minor & A7
Learn tips on how to outline bass melodies in this free music video on chord voicing in D major, E minor, and A7 for piano lessons. more
Views: 390
By Ryan Larson
Series: Chord Voicing in D Major, E Minor & A7
Learn some great tips on left handed bass techniques in this free music video on chord voicing in D major, E minor, and A7 for piano lessons. more
Views: 362
By Ryan Larson
Series: Chord Voicing in Eb Major, F Minor & Bb7
Learn tips on how to voice an altered Bb7 chord in this free music video on chord voicing in Eb, F minor, and Bb7 chords for piano lessons. more
Views: 289
By Ryan Larson
Series: Chord Voicing in Eb Major, F Minor & Bb7
Learn tips on how to outline bass melodies in this free music video on chord voicing in Eb, F minor, and Bb7 chords for piano lessons. more
Views: 267
By Pete Pidgeon
Series: Guitar Music Theory
The distance between the first note and the fourth note , within a major scale, on guitar is referred to as a perfect fourth. Learn more about a perfect fourth and guitar from... more
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By Pete Pidgeon
Series: Guitar Music Theory
In music theory, moving a musical note down one string and up four frets on the guitar will produce a major sixth interval. Learn more about the major sixth interval and guita... more
Views: 129
By Thomas Marchevsky
Series: How to Notate Musical Chords
In music, chords one through seven in any particular key are identified by using Roman numerals. Learn how to do this and why it is from an professionally trained musician in ... more
Views: 150
By Thomas Marchevsky
Series: How to Notate Musical Chords
Minor chords are made up of at least three notes within a particular minor scale. Learn tips on how to form minor chords from an professionally trained musician in this free v... more
Views: 142
By Thomas Marchevsky
Series: How to Notate Musical Chords
Augmented chords are made up of at least three notes within a particular augmented scale. Learn tips on how to form augmented chords from an professionally trained musician in... more
Views: 138
By Thomas Marchevsky
Series: How to Notate Musical Chords
Suspended 2 chords are made up of at least three notes and replace the 3rd note with the 2nd note of the major scale. Learn tips on how to form suspended 2 chords from an prof... more
Views: 124
By Thomas Marchevsky
Series: How to Notate Musical Chords
Major 7 chords are made up of at least three notes within a particular major scale that include the 7th note. Learn tips on how to form major 7 chords from an professionally t... more
Views: 137
By Thomas Marchevsky
Series: Creating & Notating Musical Chords
Dominant b9 (Flat 9) guitar chords are a bit more difficult to form and notate than other basic chords because of the lowered 9. Learn how to play and notate this type of chor... more
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