This video is the first of many where I will be breaking down music theory concepts in a way that beginning as well as advanced musicians can learn more about music theory. I feel that music theory is often seen as very difficult to understand and often makes getting into music very difficult for new musicians that did not start at a young age through school. I believe that everyone should be able to learn music theory in a way that makes it easy to understand, where topics are not just thrown at you but rather explained in a specific way that makes sure everyone is able to fully grasp the concepts being discussed. -- My goal is to create several music theory videos for all skill levels of musicians starting with the most basic topics, going all the way to some very advanced concepts, with the goal that beginning musicians should be able to learn even the most advanced topics by watching these videos. -- If anything in this video was unclear please leave a comment and I will make sure to explain the concept in a way you can better understand. I want everyone to feel like they are able to learn music theory, as it is such an important part of playing and listening to music. -- I hope everyone enjoyed this introductory video, and was able to learn about music theory. I am very excited to continue to share all that I know about music with you!

This video is the second installment of my music theory education videos. This video will provide you with all you need to know to read sheet music. The resources I mentioned in the video can be found below: Practice: Reading treble clef: https://bit.ly/4aYLBwW Practice: Reading the piano: https://bit.ly/3SjZNt3 Challenge: Reading treble clef on piano: https://bit.ly/3S0c6Jq -- One of the most discouraging parts of learning to play music is learning to read music. I have formatted this video in a way so all of the essential information is explained as easily as possible no matter your age or musical skill. This video has A LOT of information in it, but the format of giving you as much information as possible makes rewatches very rewarding as you will pick up a lot more of the information that you may have missed on the first watch. I believe that everyone should be able to learn music theory in a way that makes it easy to understand, where topics are not just thrown at you but rather explained in a specific way that makes sure everyone is able to fully grasp the concepts being discussed. -- My goal is to create several music theory videos for all skill levels of musicians starting with the most basic topics, going all the way to some very advanced concepts, with the goal that beginning musicians should be able to learn even the most advanced topics by watching these videos. -- If anyone has any questions or comments, please leave a comment and I will do my best to respond to as many as I can (I may even make another video if there are enough questions about a specific topic). I want everyone to feel like they are able to learn music theory, as it is such an important part of playing and listening to music. -- I hope everyone was able to learn something new about reading sheet music. I am very excited to continue to share all that I know about music theory with you! -- Chapters: Intro 0:00 Part 1: Notes On The Piano 0:49 Part 2: Understanding Pitch 1:36 Part 3: Reading Sheet Music 6:29 Part 4: Rhythm 11:00 Part 5: Rhythm and Pitch 16:40

This video is the third installment of my music theory education videos. This video will teach you how to read bass clef and the grand staff The resources I mentioned in the video can be found below: Practice - Bass clef: https://bit.ly/4bVXtzr Practice - Grand staff: https://bit.ly/3wNasEA Practice - Grand Staff piano identification: https://bit.ly/3KmyZDn Review - Piano note identification: https://bit.ly/3SjZNt3 -- I tried to keep this video on the shorter side while still making sure I have explained reading bass clef and the grand staff in a way that will allow anyone to learn no matter age or experience with music theory. This video contains a lot of opportunities to practice reading bass clef and grand staff music along with many resources to help with practicing these skills. Although it is not necessary to learn bass clef and the grand staff, I know many other musicians that regret not learning it sooner as it really allows you to fully understand music theory on a larger scale. -- My goal is to create several music theory videos for all skill levels of musicians starting with the most basic topics, going all the way to some very advanced concepts, with the goal that beginning musicians should be able to learn even the most advanced topics by watching these videos. -- If anyone has any questions or comments, please leave a comment and I will do my best to respond to as many as I can (I may even make another video if there are enough questions about a specific topic). I want everyone to feel like they are able to learn music theory, as it is such an important part of playing and listening to music. -- I hope everyone was able to learn the basics of reading bass clef and the grand staff. I am very excited to continue to share all that I know about music theory with you! -- Chapters, Bass Clef 0:00 Bass Clef Practice 2:43 Grand Staff 4:40 Grand Staff Practice 6:02

This is the first of a 3 part lesson on everything you need to know about scales in music! In this video I go over some basics to understand before getting deep into scales. The circle of fourths, basic intervals, and the C and F Major scales. When all of the parts for "Scales and Keys" are posted, I will create a longer video with everything you need to know about scales and keys to begin our journey into the more intermediate music theory topics! Music theory videos playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAY-wi-MApj8PgoaORcaWau1TsV81-g8E Scale practice (C Major and F Major only): https://bit.ly/3Xc6Syw -- I hope this video was helpful to all of you! If you enjoyed it please consider giving it a like, and if you are interested in seeing more music content why not subscribe! -- My goal is to create a catalog of music theory videos for all skill levels of musicians starting with the most basic topics, going all the way to some very advanced concepts, with the goal that beginning musicians should be able to learn even the most advanced topics by watching these videos. -- If anything in this video was unclear please leave a comment and I will make sure to explain the concept in a way you can better understand. I want everyone to feel like they are able to learn music theory, as it is such an important part of playing and listening to music. -- Chapters: Intro - 0:00 C Major - 1:04 Rules of Scales - 2:02 Intervals - 2:47 F Major - 4:41 Outro - 7:37