Music Theory: The Complete Guide to Read, Write and Understand Music from Beginner to Expert

You Are About To Learn How To Become An Expert In All Aspects Of Music (Including Reading And Writing), And Master The Art Of Singing And Music Production!

Have you been trying to make some progress in music by learning how to write and read written music, or teach yourself the whole concept of music from scratch but you often find it difficult to get past some concepts, activities, or plainly don’t know where to start?

Then keep reading…

Are you sick and tired of not being able to decipher simple music pieces, not mastering a particular musical instrument, or any other aspect of music like rhythm and harmony-that has been keeping you from making progress in your music learning journey?
Have you tried putting in time and practical work but you never make any significant progress?
Are you ready to take a fresh turn, boost your understanding of music and accelerate your career?

If so, then you’ve come to the right place.

You see, reading, writing and understanding the overall concept of music well enough to do achieve any music-related goal doesn’t have to be difficult.
In fact, it’s easier than you think.
A report published in Music Education Researchasserts that music reading and learning is often not difficult for those to whom the process of mastering the skill is well adapted, and as long as the learning material is within the scope of the capacities of the learners or readers.

First of all, that means that with a good guide, you can master the art of music without the common struggles.

Secondly, that is exactly what makes this book different.

But where do you even begin in learning music whether you are a complete beginner or have prior knowledge of music?

How do you understand music from a composer and instrumentalist perspective?
What key concepts of music do you need to be learn and master and how do you go about learning them all?
How do you apply your understanding of the different concepts in songwriting and in other facets of music production?

Can you learn how to sing and be able to sing well even if you’ve always thought of yourself as having a bad voice?
If you have these and other related questions, this book is for you so keep reading.
More precisely, the book will usher you into the ins and outs of:

How music affects our deepest emotions in ways that nothing else does

How music preferences differ globally

Child prodigies and their musical intelligence

The magic of the melody

Why music makes us happy

Tuning, header, burst, background, blows, notation and the clefs

Intervals, melody, rhythm and timbre

The scales and different music modes

Chords and chord progression

Arranging chords in songwriting

Music production

Vocal training and singing

The spirituality of music

…and much, much more!