In this new exciting session you'll learn everything about music notation for all sorts of purposes: writing for a pop or rock band or writing a symphony for...

Have you ever listened to each individual track in a mix and think, "Hey, they sound awesome!" only to listen to the whole mix and go "eww..."? Well my...

In this new exciting session you'll learn everything about music notation for all sorts of purposes: writing for a pop or rock band or writing a symphony for...

In this new exciting session you'll learn everything about music notation for all sorts of purposes: writing for a pop or rock band or writing a symphony for...

If you’re in the business of writing music that’s intended to be performed by other musicians, then you’re also in the business of teaching others to perform...

This is the third article in a seven part series on altered chords. In the first part I explained that by lowering or raising a tone of a chord by a half...

The Dorian mode is a well used scale in most genres based around Rock, Blues and Jazz as well as featuring in Celtic and Folk styles. You might say it's...

In this series we will learn about altered chords and how we can use them to add harmonic interest to our music. Part 2 of the series will continue with the...

We always get a lot of comments when we ask about music theory tuts. Obviously a lot of you are interested! Here's a new series of harmony theory tuts from...

One of the greatest things about music is it's ability to express feelings and ideas in a completely intangible way. Music can convey ideas as disparate as...

In Part 1 of this tutorial we looked at harmonizing the C Major scale with triad chords (chords that use 3 notes). In this second part of “Harmonizing the...

The Harmonized Major scale enables us to identify all the chords within a given key.