Music Theory: From Beginner to Intermediate: How to Easily Compose Music for Piano, Guitar or Any Other Musical Instrument

Summary

Have you been longing to learn how to sight-read and write music like a pro? Do you want to understand time signature, meter, tempo, and dynamics and learn how to group musical beats to create some pleasing and interesting melodies? Do you want to understand how musical scales like the pentatonic and diatonic are constructed, and not just how to construct them, but also how to create beautiful melodies with them? If you answered “Yes” to any of these questions; just keep reading.... You might have looked up some online materials to see what is really about this "music theory", only to find that it is some dry, kind of boring, and abstract topic you are not sure you want to waste your time on. Maybe the more you keep seeking to understand, the more it keeps getting confusing because they brought in "lines and spaces" and some hilarious-looking symbols. This book here will make music theory more meaningful, fun, and a lot less boring for you. Here are some things you will learn: Ten very important tips that will transform your songwriting and help you create memorable and beautiful tunes and hooks and also make you stand out The secret to understanding musical note values and how music notation works (whole note, half note, quarter note, and eighth note) Quick and easy ways to count complex musical beats The easiest ways to grasp the concepts of rests, dotted notes, and triplets and how they are used in music composition Quick ways to understand dynamics, dynamic markings, and tempo The easiest way to understanding the intricacies of a musical score It doesn’t matter if you are a part-time musician or full-time musician, beginner, intermediate, or expert musician, this book will be useful to you. Scroll up and click the “Buy Now” button and let’s get you started! PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

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