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Basic Music Theory
83 CQ
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Chord progressions play an important role in music, as they help create harmonic movement. Discover what the most common chord progression is and more!
with Ethan WinerChord progressions play an important role in music, as they help create harmonic movement. Discover what the most common chord progression is and more!
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4 CQ
In this lesson, get a breakdown of bass lines and listen along to see how chords and the mood of a song change when accompanied by a variety of bass lines.
with Ethan WinerIn this lesson, get a breakdown of bass lines and listen along to see how chords and the mood of a song change when accompanied by a variety of bass lines.
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8 CQ
Did you know that voice leading is the art of arranging multi-part harmony? Take an in-depth look at the various elements that make a harmony work.
with Ethan WinerDid you know that voice leading is the art of arranging multi-part harmony? Take an in-depth look at the various elements that make a harmony work.
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6 CQ
In this lesson, explore music theory terms for dynamics and musical devices, and learn what differentiates a soothing lullaby from a blistering rock anthem.
with Ethan WinerIn this lesson, explore music theory terms for dynamics and musical devices, and learn what differentiates a soothing lullaby from a blistering rock anthem.
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8 CQ
Ready to dive deeper into the dynamics of music? In this lesson, further explore this topic with various examples of important playing techniques.
with Ethan WinerReady to dive deeper into the dynamics of music? In this lesson, further explore this topic with various examples of important playing techniques.
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