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Understanding Basic Music TheoryCollection Editor:Catherine Schmidt-JonesUnderstanding Basic Music TheoryCollection Editor:Catherine Schmidt-JonesAuthors:Russell JonesCatherine Schmidt-JonesOnline:< > ( ).Collectionstructurerevised:January10,2 007 PDFgenerated:June28,2021 Forcopyrightandattributioninformationfor themo dulescontainedinthiscollection, :CourseIntro duction..54 Solutions..622De .. dy.. oint.. :TimbreandOctaves..104 Solutions.. jor-MinorTonalSystem.. jorKeysandScales.. I:Harmonics,Intervals,andInstruments.. jororMinor..148 Solutions.. :NamingOtherChords..195 Solutions.. desandRagas.. osition:ChangingKeys..232 Solutions..246 Index..248ivAttributions.. 254 AvailableforfreeatConnexions< >UnderstandingBasicMusicTheory:CourseIntr o duction1 Althoughitissigni cantlyexpandedfrom"Intro ductiontoMusicTheory", ject, etplayerinterestedinjazz,avo calistinterestedinearlymusic,apianistint erestedinclassicalcomp osition,andaguitaristinterestedinworldmu sic,willallwanttodelveintoverydi erentfacetsofmusictheory;although,intere stingly,iftheyallb ecomeverywell-versedintheirchosen elds,theywillstillendupverycapableofunde rstandingeachotherandco op nalsectionofthiscoursedo esincludeafewchallengesthataregenerallyn otconsidered"b eginnerlevel"musicianship,bu
simply "that's what is easiest for the performer", or "they borrowed that from an earlier music tradition". In the case of music, however, the answers to some "why"s can be found in the basic physics of sound, so the pivotal section of this course is an overview of acoustics as it pertains to music. Students who are
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