Music Theory: Fundamentals

Welcome to Music Theory: Fundamentals- Part 1!

In this course, you'll learn about the foundational building blocks of Music Theory! I've broken down each section step by step so that anyone looking to get started in music can follow along.

I wanted to make an in-depth music theory course that's easy to follow (and at the fraction of the cost of a college course!) You'll see that in this course, I break down each topic into modern and relatable terms. I'll encourage you to find your own musical voice without zooming on to the next subject. I'm adamant about practicing and using real life examples so that connecting the dots and understanding the bigger picture becomes much easier!

Music Theory: Fundamentals- Part 1 is a great introduction:

• for the student without any musical knowledge but interested and open to learning new concepts.

• for the skilled musician looking to frame what they might already know in a structured way.

This class is great for anyone and everyone!

This class specifically touches on the first concepts of most basic or intro music theory courses!

This is Part 1 of my Music Theory: Fundamentals series.

The Overarching topics included in Part 1 are:

• The Musical Alphabet

• The Staff

• The Keyboard

• Notes and Duration

• Meter

• Dynamics and Tempo

• and you'll learn so much more!

  • Treble Clef, Bass Clef, Grand Staff, Alto and Tenor Clefs, Ledger Lines, White Keys, Black Keys, Half Steps, Whole Steps, Accidentals, Note and Rest Divisions/ Subdivisions, Time Signatures, Dynamics, Tempo....and so on!

  • We'll also cover the benefits of using Staff Paper vs. using a Notation Software!

As a student, you will have access to:

• Over 3.5 Hours of Lesson Videos

• 21 Downloadable Files

*These Include:

• Comprehensive Review Sheets that summarize the important topics of each section

• Lesson Specific Practice Sheets along with answer keys for each

• Blank Staff Paper for you to practice writing with

I'm excited for you to get started! Remember, take your time with these music theory fundamentals and by the end of the course, you'll have a solid understanding of the first foundational topics of music. There's so much to learn, but I hope you're looking forward to jumping in!

I'll see you in the course!