This article explores the mathematical and geometric relationships between musical intervals, scales (like the Chromatic Circle and Circle of Fifths), and esoteric concepts such as the Pythagorean Tetractys.

➡️FREE Harmony Guide: https://bit.ly/FreeHarmonyGuideIt’s no midi chord pack, but here’s a quick and effective way to come up with nearly endless chord progr…

Everybody writes chords progressions, but not many folks seem to do this anymore. Today we’ll take a look at a different approach to harmony that’s time-test…

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A collection of interactive online music theory tools and piano references for notes, keys, chords and scales. A fun way to learn and retain music concepts.

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ARPS are awesome for knob turning synth enthusiasts like myself. But how can we make our arpeggios less stagnant in our actual music?FREE Composition Guide…

Musical Frequencies, What are they? Learn everything about the musical frequencies. Be a pro of frequencies in musical sounds. Read this Guide

Explore the painstaking, pioneering work of Conlon Nancarrow, who composed using player pianos.

The ultimate music sidekick. Instant chord detection, TAB generator, scale guides and more!

Walking example that’s worth transcribing at about 14:30 in.

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collection of interactive music theory tools & visual references to learn music online for free

Music Theory Cheat Sheet: Keys, Scales, Chords, Notes & Intervals

An “awesome music theory” kinda wiki. Contribute to vpavlenko/study-music development by creating an account on GitHub.