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Music Theory, with rich content and friendly explanations
Let's learn and check for ourselves!
Music theory: Where should I start and how should I study it? Because music theory is divided into so many different sub-fields, it's often difficult to even begin and approach it.
There is a strong perception that listening to 'music' is easy, but learning 'theory' is difficult and boring.
However, knowing music theory will be extremely helpful in understanding and enjoying music.
"Music Theory" is a book compiled by two authors based on their know-how accumulated over a long period of time teaching music theory.
This book makes the in-depth and difficult parts of existing music theory books easier to understand and corrects errors.
Each chapter is broadly divided into three parts.
The first step in studying Western music theory is 'Basic Theory', 'Harmony' to understand the progression and grammar of music, and 'Musical Form' to analyze the structure of musical works.
The main concepts of music terminology are explained clearly and easily, and example scores and musical works according to the concepts are presented and organized in tables to help understanding.
Additionally, practice problems and answers for each unit are included so you can study and check on your own.
Let's start anew with just one book, 'Music Theory', the first step in music.
Let's learn and check for ourselves!
Music theory: Where should I start and how should I study it? Because music theory is divided into so many different sub-fields, it's often difficult to even begin and approach it.
There is a strong perception that listening to 'music' is easy, but learning 'theory' is difficult and boring.
However, knowing music theory will be extremely helpful in understanding and enjoying music.
"Music Theory" is a book compiled by two authors based on their know-how accumulated over a long period of time teaching music theory.
This book makes the in-depth and difficult parts of existing music theory books easier to understand and corrects errors.
Each chapter is broadly divided into three parts.
The first step in studying Western music theory is 'Basic Theory', 'Harmony' to understand the progression and grammar of music, and 'Musical Form' to analyze the structure of musical works.
The main concepts of music terminology are explained clearly and easily, and example scores and musical works according to the concepts are presented and organized in tables to help understanding.
Additionally, practice problems and answers for each unit are included so you can study and check on your own.
Let's start anew with just one book, 'Music Theory', the first step in music.
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index
Chapter 1.
Basic theory
1.
Sound and Music
1) The concept and properties of sound
2) Elements of music
3) Pure rate and average rate
2.
Staves and clefs
1) Votes
2) Note sign
Practice problems
3.
Note names and variations
1) Note names and key names
2) Change table
Practice problems
4.
Notes and rests
1) Notes and rests
2) Dotted notes and dotted rests
3) Double dotted notes and double dotted rests
4) Chain notes
Practice problems
5.
Beats and measures
1) Time signature
2) Classification of beats
3) Notation of notes and rests
4) Equipped and unequipped words
5) Vertical lines and joints
6) Pull sound
Practice problems
6.
Various tables and symbols
1) Indication of speed
2) Indication of the counting
3) Indicative words
4) Various symbols of the law
5) Octave chart
6) Repeat symbol
Practice problems
7.
interval
1) Definition of pitch
2) Types of pitch
3) Number of semitones in the pitch
4) Increase/decrease interval of pitch
5) Calculation of pitch
6) Another name, one sound, pitch
7) Single and double intervals
8) Transposition pitch
9) Matching and non-matching pitches
Practice problems
8.
scale
1) Scale
2) The name of the scale
3) Types of scales
Practice problems
9.
furtherance
1) Composition
2) Relationship
3) Composition within the 5-degree zone
4) Transposition and key change
Practice problems
Chapter 2.
Mars law
1.
3rd chord
1) Concept and composition of triads
2) Function and progression of triads
Practice problems
2.
7th chord
1) Concept and composition of 7th chord
2) Subordinate seventh chord
3) 7th chord
4) Other 7th chords
Practice problems
3.
end
1) Definition of the end
2) Type of paper
Practice problems
4.
Non-harmonic sounds
1) Definition of non-harmonic sounds
2) Types of non-harmonic sounds
5.
chromatic chords
1) Subjunctive seventh chord
2) Buikkeum 7th chord
3) Borrowed chords
4) Neapolitan 6th chord
5) Augmented sixth chord
Practice problems
6.
precursor
1) Definition of precursor
2) Types of precursors
Practice problems
Chapter 3.
Musical form
1.
motive, phrase, musical phrase
1) Motivation
2) Musical instruments
3) Phrase
4) Repeated phrases
Practice problems
2.
2-part format
1) Definition of two-part format
2) Types of two-part formats
Practice problems
3.
3-part format
1) 3-part format
2) Complex 3-part format
Practice problems
4.
sonata form
1) Definition of sonata and sonata form
2) Sonata form
Practice problems
5.
Rondo form
1) Definition of Rondo Form
2) Types of rondo forms
3) Analysis of the rondo form
Practice problems
supplement
Practice Problem Answers
Basic theory
1.
Sound and Music
1) The concept and properties of sound
2) Elements of music
3) Pure rate and average rate
2.
Staves and clefs
1) Votes
2) Note sign
Practice problems
3.
Note names and variations
1) Note names and key names
2) Change table
Practice problems
4.
Notes and rests
1) Notes and rests
2) Dotted notes and dotted rests
3) Double dotted notes and double dotted rests
4) Chain notes
Practice problems
5.
Beats and measures
1) Time signature
2) Classification of beats
3) Notation of notes and rests
4) Equipped and unequipped words
5) Vertical lines and joints
6) Pull sound
Practice problems
6.
Various tables and symbols
1) Indication of speed
2) Indication of the counting
3) Indicative words
4) Various symbols of the law
5) Octave chart
6) Repeat symbol
Practice problems
7.
interval
1) Definition of pitch
2) Types of pitch
3) Number of semitones in the pitch
4) Increase/decrease interval of pitch
5) Calculation of pitch
6) Another name, one sound, pitch
7) Single and double intervals
8) Transposition pitch
9) Matching and non-matching pitches
Practice problems
8.
scale
1) Scale
2) The name of the scale
3) Types of scales
Practice problems
9.
furtherance
1) Composition
2) Relationship
3) Composition within the 5-degree zone
4) Transposition and key change
Practice problems
Chapter 2.
Mars law
1.
3rd chord
1) Concept and composition of triads
2) Function and progression of triads
Practice problems
2.
7th chord
1) Concept and composition of 7th chord
2) Subordinate seventh chord
3) 7th chord
4) Other 7th chords
Practice problems
3.
end
1) Definition of the end
2) Type of paper
Practice problems
4.
Non-harmonic sounds
1) Definition of non-harmonic sounds
2) Types of non-harmonic sounds
5.
chromatic chords
1) Subjunctive seventh chord
2) Buikkeum 7th chord
3) Borrowed chords
4) Neapolitan 6th chord
5) Augmented sixth chord
Practice problems
6.
precursor
1) Definition of precursor
2) Types of precursors
Practice problems
Chapter 3.
Musical form
1.
motive, phrase, musical phrase
1) Motivation
2) Musical instruments
3) Phrase
4) Repeated phrases
Practice problems
2.
2-part format
1) Definition of two-part format
2) Types of two-part formats
Practice problems
3.
3-part format
1) 3-part format
2) Complex 3-part format
Practice problems
4.
sonata form
1) Definition of sonata and sonata form
2) Sonata form
Practice problems
5.
Rondo form
1) Definition of Rondo Form
2) Types of rondo forms
3) Analysis of the rondo form
Practice problems
supplement
Practice Problem Answers
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Publisher's Review
Book contents
The first chapter covers the basic theory, which is the first step in studying Western music theory.
In this chapter, you will learn the basic knowledge needed to read and write music, such as clefs, notes, rests, beats, scales, and tonality.
If we compare it to building a house, it is the work of laying the foundation.
We often think that basic theory is something we are familiar with, but when we actually teach it, there are many cases where even music majors do not accurately understand the concepts.
This part is essential for understanding Mars and the format that follows in the next chapter, so we recommend that you study it thoroughly.
The second chapter deals with the laws of Mars.
This chapter aims to cover the essential content of harmony to understand the progression and grammar of tonal music.
Learn the structure and types of triads and seventh chords, and how these chords connect to form a musical idea that leads to a conclusion.
Next, we will learn about non-harmonic tones, modulations, and chromatic chords, which make music more colorful and sophisticated.
The third chapter focuses on the formal framework for analyzing the overall structure of a musical piece, building on the knowledge acquired in fundamental theory and harmony.
First, we started with small units called thematic forms, such as motifs, phrases, and musical sections, and then covered two-part forms, three-part forms, sonata forms, and rondo forms, which are frequently used in tonal music, in that order.
In this chapter, we will not only learn the names of the forms and distinguish each part, but also learn the unique structure and characteristics of each piece.
The first chapter covers the basic theory, which is the first step in studying Western music theory.
In this chapter, you will learn the basic knowledge needed to read and write music, such as clefs, notes, rests, beats, scales, and tonality.
If we compare it to building a house, it is the work of laying the foundation.
We often think that basic theory is something we are familiar with, but when we actually teach it, there are many cases where even music majors do not accurately understand the concepts.
This part is essential for understanding Mars and the format that follows in the next chapter, so we recommend that you study it thoroughly.
The second chapter deals with the laws of Mars.
This chapter aims to cover the essential content of harmony to understand the progression and grammar of tonal music.
Learn the structure and types of triads and seventh chords, and how these chords connect to form a musical idea that leads to a conclusion.
Next, we will learn about non-harmonic tones, modulations, and chromatic chords, which make music more colorful and sophisticated.
The third chapter focuses on the formal framework for analyzing the overall structure of a musical piece, building on the knowledge acquired in fundamental theory and harmony.
First, we started with small units called thematic forms, such as motifs, phrases, and musical sections, and then covered two-part forms, three-part forms, sonata forms, and rondo forms, which are frequently used in tonal music, in that order.
In this chapter, we will not only learn the names of the forms and distinguish each part, but also learn the unique structure and characteristics of each piece.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: January 20, 2022
- Page count, weight, size: 184 pages | 188*257*20mm
- ISBN13: 9788955872521
- ISBN10: 8955872526
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