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Theory Music Arts
Theory Music Arts
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- Basic introduction to reading music. Learn note names, clefs, staff, signs. Worksheets and answer keys included.
- Resources for learning and teaching music theory to grade 5 of the Associated Board (UK).
- Information about studying for and taking the advanced placement music theory exam.
- Offering a musical dictionary, recorder lessons, instrument information and a composers listing.
- Walter Johnson demonstrates similarities between the DO, RE, MI scale of music and the ancient Athenian lunar calendar of Meton, the Fibonacci rabbit sequence, and the annual spawning cycle of coral.
- Interactive site for music composers and theorists which explains and demonstrates some of the key concepts of tonality; including chords, scales, cadences, and modulation.
- Online ear training site.
- Includes introductory and intermediate music theory lessons, ear trainers, and books.
- Notation for drills, rudiments and etudes for practicing rhythm. By Nick Marshall.
- Includes 25 lessons on music theory, including scales, transposition, intervals, and score formats.
- A concise summary of important concepts in music.
- Resources for composers, music theorists, and researchers of music, with sound files, papers and compositions.
- Free preparatory syllabus in music theory and orchestration.
- A group within the Acoustical Society of America, that concerns itself with the application of science and technology to the field of music. Contains members, a list of papers, acousticians and links.
- Introductory dialogue for courses in music theory and composition.
- Includes a database of journal article from the SMT Journal.
- A new theory of musical time, developed in the past twelve years by the music theorist Andrei Pogorilowski.
- Information with exhibits and mp3 files on The 8-Tone Quarto-Modes Concept, a special study into the diminished, introducing the "diminished-major" and its application for mainstream jazz players, advanced improvisators, and notational composers
- Java applets designed to help students of music improve their basic music reading skills.
- Introduction to the Indian modal form known as "rag" or "raga".
- Allows for the creation of music in multiple, simultaneous keys as well as a practical method of voice-leading these chords.
- Articles on advanced atonal and serial concepts.
- By Tom Sutcliffe. Aims to help students of music theory understand the role of chord progressions in musical structures. Site includes animated demos.
- An outline of the substantials of a fugue based on Hugo Norden's "Foundation Studies in Fugue." Topics include counterpoint, subject, answer, and stretto.
- A reference resource on music theory, covering in brief a vast array of topics.
- A paper about the unification of Janeãek's theory of imaginary tones with the two Risinger's principles of functional relations.
- Debunks atonality as unnatural and tonality as normal.
- Contemporary alternative to atonal styles of composition.
- An introduction to Schenkerian analysis for undergraduate music students. Includes background, working method, glossary and bibliography.
- Online tutorial by Kevin Meixner.
- By a music educator for students, a guide to self study covering music reading, piano, guitar, composers, and music history.
- Includes software, books, exercises, and links.
- An experimental modality.
- Discussion of Lerdahl's published article "Cognitive Constraints on Compositional Systems", which explores the relationship between composing and listening.
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