Sound & Perception - Learn the Wisdom of Music

Finding the right chords for all your favorite songs - all by yourself....by ear.

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2 interesting facts about "Bones" by Imagine Dragons and the chords the group uses in this song...

The focus is, of course harmony and finding chords by ear.

For a full proficiency in finding chords no books/sites needed, please check out my course on Udemy - The Right Chord
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You're a musician but you're stuck?
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(Thanks to the late Adoniran Barbosa for this mythic Bossa Nova song...)

Having a hard time finding the right chord?
Dreaming about being able to accompany with great harmonies on the spot, when people begin to sing?
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A little but useful free tip for you guys.
Enjoy!

But if you really want to improve your skills in finding the right chords for your music, by ear (!) - check out my Udemy course:
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How's about becoming the main attraction, in any musical gathering, by knowing how to find and play the right chords by ear?

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Finding the right chord could be a challenge but learning it could be fun if the method is good.
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Including Let it Be 😉
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Eran

Coming back at last, after a long absence...with a little musical gift and some very thrilling news!

So so proud and happy to announce:

Music Theory for Dummies Stage 2 has just been published!!!!

in that course in Udemy, you will learn the concept of scales:
1. How to determine the scale of any given melody
2. How to construct and recognize all major scales by ear and in writing.
3. The use of The Circle of Fifths
4. Other methods for determining scales' accidentals (sharps # and flats ♭)

In 7 short very clear videos, with quizzes and exercises - I make sure that you get the hang of it all!

As a GIFT I now give away here - 10 coupons (grab'em within 30 days as of today...!) for free access to the course.

So click the link - and don't forget entering this coupon in the appropriate place:
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Knowing the accidentals (flats & sharps) of each major scale is very important for playing correctly and of course for improvising and composing.
One may find the right accidentals through groping over an instrument - interval by interval, creating the major scale structure: tone tone semi-tone tone tone tone semi-tone.
however, that's a very slow method, and there are situations that we have to be quick about it, even before we are acquainted with all the scales by heart through years of practice.
For example, when we need to know which exact chords we have in any given scale, we have to know what sharps and flats are there, get the right chords, and get going - playing, accompanying or improvising.
For that we have a cool tool called The Circle of Fifths, the use of which I teach in this video.
I have my reservations about its usage, as you may well know if you've been following my stuff on the web.
But as it is so commonly used, I've decided not to leave it out, and teach it first, before I go over to my preferred method.
The main flaw in the usage of The Circle of Fifths is that one becomes dependent on a chart, and I don't like it.
However, it gives a good overall view on all the scales and their relationships, in a graphical way.

So - watch this and be the wiser.

For more theory with me (through private lessons tailored especially for you) you may check out my gig on Fiverr here:
https://www.fiverr.com/share/joo7YL

And anyway - I'd love to hear from you!

Yours
Eran Solomon

Two terms which have a lot to do with moving from scale to scale, are Modulation and Transposition.
However, though obviously not meaning the same thing, people often confuse one term with the other.

This video clarifies the difference between the two.
Watch and enjoy!

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As I've said in the video - for more music theory with me, you can check my Fiverr gig https://www.fiverr.com/share/joo7YL (private lessons tailored after your liking) or have a look at my online courses on Udemy https://www.udemy.com/course/music-theory-for-dummies-stage-1/?referralCode=F5691A6846E76573AEA1.

Away with Music Theory trauma!!!

Yours
Eran