The Fundamentals Of Musical Literacy

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Posted on 14 Apr 06:33 | by mitsumi | 26 views

The Fundamentals Of Musical Literacy
Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 358.91 MB | Duration: 0h 41m

Create a foundation for learning advanced music theory.

What you'll learn
Understand the flexibility of the musical staff.
Be able to write any musical note.
Sing or play notes on the piano, guitar or with solfège.
Accurately input musical symbols.
Requirements
Either paper and a pen or pencil, or digital musical software with note inputs.
Description
In this beginner level course, the basics of music literacy are taught with quizzes and written reflection assignments. There are learning materials provided at the beginning and throughout the course. These topics include: the music staff, music clefs, written music notation, the grand staff, vocal range, the musical intervals of half-steps and whole-steps, and how to play or sing the chromatic scale. This course is primarily for self-taught musicians that want to learn the fundamentals of how to read or write music, or for individuals looking to start at the beginning of music theory and music literacy.Are you looking to expand your capacity to relate to other musicians? Are you looking to know how to read music? Do you have songs in your head that you would like to get onto paper or onto a digital music software program? Are you looking to understand the basics of music theory so that you can write and read quality music?This course is designed to inform students of the detailed aspects of writing and reading music. With music composition being so accessible today, going without understanding the basics can be a real detriment to those trying to advance in the field. Music theory is a complicated subject, but the rules for notation and literacy are long thought out and developed. In order to progress with the potential that we have as musicians and music enthusiasts, maintaining the fundamentals of music theory is essential.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: The Music Staff
Lecture 2 The Music Staff
Section 3: How to Draw the Notes
Lecture 3 How to Draw the Notes
Section 4: How to Read the Notes
Lecture 4 How to Read the Notes
Section 5: Playing the Piano
Lecture 5 Playing the Piano
Section 6: Sharps, Flats and Naturals
Lecture 6 Sharps, Flats and Naturals
Section 7: The Chromatic Scale
Lecture 7 The Chromatic Scale
Section 8: Enharmonic Notes
Lecture 8 Enharmonic Notes
Section 9: Singing with the Voice
Lecture 9 Singing with the Voice
Section 10: Playing the Notes on the Guitar
Lecture 10 Playing the Notes on the Guitar
Section 11: Outro
People of all ages desiring to learn the fundamentals of musical literacy.