Music is Geometry. It's about the measurement of (metry) of space (geo) -- since it's all about the intervals (distance) between notes. And because music theory means "to see sound," the trick to mastering music is to picture (graph) this space (geo). So ... music is geography.
Here, we explore what this means in more detail -- and how to apply it to your songwriting.
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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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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.
Join us Saturday, January 4 @ 9:00 a.m. (UTC-7). Here's the link:
