Music Theory 101 :From keys and scales to rhythm and melody, an essential primer on the basics of music theory - Adams 101 Series
Music Theory 101 :From keys and scales to rhythm and melody, an essential primer on the basics of music theory - Adams 101 Series
hardback
Published:
7 September, 2017
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Description
From classical to hard rock, and jazz to hip hop, music is constantly evolving, but many of the basics have stayed the same. Understanding these basics is key to becoming a successful musician and well-rounded music lover.
Music Theory 101 covers everything novice musicians and lifelong learners need to know, including:
-How to read sheet music
-Understanding the construction of chords and scales
-The different rhythm and time signatures
-How keys are identified and organized
Full of music trivia, music history, comprehensive instruction, and visual aids of scales, music symbols, and chords throughout, Music Theory 101 is the essential guide you need for a crash course in music theory that even professional musicians would envy.
More Details
| Type | Book |
|---|---|
| ISBN13 | 9781507203668 |
| ISBN10 | 1507203667 |
| Number Of Pages | 256 |
| Item Weight | 311 g |
| Product Dimensions | 133 x 181 x 18 mm |
| Publisher / Reseller | Adams Media Corporation |
| Format | hardback |
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“Comprehensive and easy-to-follow.”
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Author's Bio
Brian Boone is an editor and writer for the bestselling Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader line of trivia and humor books. He wrote I Love Rock n’ Roll (Except When I Hate It) and coauthored American Inventions: Big Ideas That Changed Modern Life and How to Make Paper Airplanes. He has contributed to How Stuff Works, Barnes & Noble Reads, McSweeney’s, Splitsider, Someecards, The Onion, Adult Swim, and Funny or Die. He lives in Oregon with his family.
Marc Schonbrun is a guitarist, author, teacher, and technologist. He’s authored numerous books covering guitar, music theory, and technology, many of which have become popular in schools and universities. From small venues to notable stages like Lincoln Center, Marc has showcased his talent in both jazz and classical styles, often as a solo performer. Now based in California with his family, he continues to balance teaching, performing, and family time.