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Music Theory

Whether you want to play of create music, this is where to start!
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How to Read Music Notation I created this google slides Document to give my students who are just starting to read music. It contains links to exercises I've created.

Resources

You might find some of those resources helpful:

  • Harmonie I & II by Philippe Béland, University of Montreal, 2012
  • L’oeil qui entend, l’oreille qui voit, a theoretical model and tools for analyzing the tonal harmonic discourse from Bach to Wagner, by Luce Beaudet, University proffessor at the University of Montreal.
  • Voice Leading & Harmony by Edward Aldwell (Author), Carl Schachter (Author), Allen Cadwallader (Author)
  • Open Music Theory, an open source online music theory textbook y Kris Shaffer, Bryn Hughes, and Brian Moseley
  • Integrated Musicianship, an open source interactive online textbook for college level music courses (theory and aural skills) by Sean Butterfield and Miranda Wilson
  • MusicTheory.net, a resource with interactive exercises and tools to learn basic music theory.
  • Elementary Rudiments of Music, an exercise book for learning basic music theory by Barbara Wharram (book)