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Music theory will give you a better understanding of music. It is not a set of rules but a tool to help you understand, create, and communicate music.
The best is to learn music fundamentals first. The building blocks of musical compositions include:
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Harmony combines chords and chord progressions. Not all harmonies sound pleasing to the ear.
Musicians combine consonant and dissonant harmonies to make music more interesting.
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The melody of the song is often the most recognisable part. Most compositions have multiple melodies that repeat.
Two primary elements of a melody:
There are two types of melodic motion that musicians combine to give melodies more variation:
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Rhythm is the backbone for other musical elements. Understanding rhythm can help you make great music.
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There are five types of intervals in music: major (M), minor (m), perfect (P), augmented (A), and diminished (d). They are measured by the number of half steps and whole steps, and their position in the scale.
Intervals are the foundation of harmony (paying two or more notes together) and melody (playing single notes in sequence).
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A music scale is a set of notes within an octave and arranged by their pitch. The notes from a scale form melodies and harmonies.
The two main types of scales are major and minor scales and can start from any note.
There are twelve minor scales with three variations: natural, harmonic, and melodic.
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Musical modes are scales and are made from a parent scale. They use the same notes and interval patterns, but the scale is started on a different note.
The seven musical modes are:
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Chords are the harmonious building blocks of music. Knowing how to build chords and how they interact is essential when learning music theory.
There are four basic types of chords in music:
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