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Music Theory 101
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Understand half and whole steps and how they build intervals, chords, and more! Just Another Flutist explains accidentals and enharmonic equivalents.
with JustAnotherFlutistUnderstand half and whole steps and how they build intervals, chords, and more! Just Another Flutist explains accidentals and enharmonic equivalents.
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Just Another Flutist explains the construction of major scales and arpeggios through the use of whole and half steps. Next, learn how to identify them by ear!
with JustAnotherFlutistJust Another Flutist explains the construction of major scales and arpeggios through the use of whole and half steps. Next, learn how to identify them by ear!
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6 CQ
In this lesson, learn all about key signatures, how to tell what key each key signature symbolizes, and how they're all related to each other!
with JustAnotherFlutistIn this lesson, learn all about key signatures, how to tell what key each key signature symbolizes, and how they're all related to each other!
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Step back and take a look at music from a broader perspective. Review basic musical forms, and apply your knowledge of music theory to real music!
with JustAnotherFlutistStep back and take a look at music from a broader perspective. Review basic musical forms, and apply your knowledge of music theory to real music!
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Just Another Flutist explains how to derive minor scales from major scales, and breaks down three different forms of the minor scale and their development.
with JustAnotherFlutistJust Another Flutist explains how to derive minor scales from major scales, and breaks down three different forms of the minor scale and their development.
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