Summary of Learn music theory in half an hour.

00:00:00 - 00:30:00

This video provides a brief overview of music theory, including the twelve notes of the octave and how they are related. The video also mentions the concepts of key and tone. The video explains what notes will sound good together in a piece of music and how to find a key based on the major scale. It also explains how to name the notes in the major scale using both the absolute letter names and the numbered scale degrees.

• 00:00:00 This 1-minute video provides a brief overview of music theory, including the twelve notes of the octave and how they are related. The video also mentions the concepts of key and tone.
• 00:05:00 The video explains what notes will sound good together in a piece of music and how to find a key based on the major scale. It also explains how to name the notes in the major scale using both the absolute letter names and the numbered scale degrees.
• 00:10:00 In order to be able to make music that sounds good, it is important to know music theory. Chords are one type of music theory that are very important, and they are made up of multiple notes played at the same time. This can do most of the work of setting the emotion in the song and guiding the listener through some kind of musical story. Chords are usually in the same key, and the most common chords contain three notes. The root third and fifth of the chord are called the root and the third and fifth, respectively. The relationships between major and minor scales and chords are also explained. Finally, each chord's name, root note, and whether it is major or minor are both explained.
• 00:15:00 Music theory can be learned in half an hour by understanding scale degrees and chord progression structures. This knowledge can be applied to any key, making it a valuable tool for both music creation and music understanding.
• 00:20:00 In this short video, music theory basics are covered including ciphering keys and scale degrees, chords, triads, inversions, and melody. Once the chords and triads have been learned, the video moves on to explain how melody works and how to create melodies using only notes that are in the key of the song. Finally, tips for creating chord progressions and melodies are given.
• 00:25:00 This video tutorial explains how to learn music theory in half an hour. The main concepts discussed are chords, melody, rhythm, and counting. The tutorial provides examples of how to use these concepts to create melodies and rhythms.
• 00:30:00 This video teaches music theory in a half-hour. The first few times you do it, you may have to slow it down and count along deliberately. However, as you do it more and more, you will get better at it and faster at it. You will know what it feels like to be on certain beats and you will know how to make note of your ideas or the grid. For practice, select a song you like and an element like one line of melody or a drum beat. See if you can write out its rhythm using this basic sixteenth note notation.