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Music Directors wear many hats and to do this job requires different skillsets and qualities like Clarity, Leadership, Intrapersonal Skills, Team Spirit, Infectious Energy, Cultural Awareness, and Desire to learn.

In this 5th and last part of the music theory crash course, we keep building on our previous knowledge. Let's look at chord progressions and how to build them, what they are, and some examples. Be it on guitar, piano, or by a whole orchestra, the theory under it is the same.

In this part of the music theory crash course, we keep building on our previous knowledge. Let's look at chords and how to build them, what they are and where they come from. Be it on guitar, piano, or by a whole orchestra, the theory under it is the same.

Scales are often given a hard time by budding musicians, they either struggle learning them or hate practicing! Well, the good news is that we can help you with both! We are going to simply take the 12 notes we have learned so far and put them together in different ways.

In this second part of our music theory crash course, we will look at intervals.

First of 5 articles on music theory. Music theory is often portrayed as difficult, when instead it is just ambiguous. There are multiple ways to find an answer and what you are told is against the rules, sometimes really sounds amazing. Learning music is the same as any other language, the more you immerse yourself, the quicker you progress. The Beatles and other greats learned to play music by putting a record on and playing along. The only better method than that, is to go play with some other musicians. You must be willing to make lots of mistakes and sound bad for a while. And finally, some good news about music theory is that there are only 12 notes we are dealing with! Once we get acquainted with these notes and how they interact with one another, you will have a solid foundation in music.

Taking the recording studio seriously requires a good amount of preparation, but the rewards are huge! There’s no need to sacrifice fun for efficiency, as you’ll find you can happily preserve the pair. You can turn a simple recording session into a well-oiled, fine-tuned masterpiece through clever checks and an open outlook.

Remote collaboration has its own, unique place in the musical world. It can be hugely useful to many but for those in more isolated areas, or lovers or less-common genres and hybrids, it may be the best option for finding likeminded artists.