In music, there are only 12 notes. So why are there SO MANY note names? And how do you know WHICH NAMES TO USE in different patterns? Here, we look at the answer so you have a clear understanding.
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This Donovan song feels like spring to me. Here's how to play it.
(Chord diagrams are attached to post 332b)
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We're talking about the best music decade, mode numerals, and more. See you then!
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To understand music, you must start at the beginning -- by asking the basic question, "what exactly is music theory?"
The answer may surprise you, as this lesson explains.
In this live stream, we walk through the main points of Lesson 1 from the Guitar Theory course, followed by a Q&A.
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