Ravenspiral: Informal guide to music theory

[GallenWolf]

I was just introduced to this guide, and thought it would help others keen in music theory.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/5220863/Ravenspiral-Guide-to-Music-Theory

(PDF available from the kvr link)

GW

[Skyline Drop]

This is actually really cool. Music theory has never really been something that I struggled too much to get, but there is a lot in here that I had not really considered in much detail, too. I'll definitely take a deeper look later when I'm not theoretically supposed to be in lab...

[dannthr]

Here's a great free resource as well--good for studying:

http://academic.udayton.edu/tobyrush/theorypages/

[Spi.der.men]

Thanks this was really helpful. I'll definitely read this in full during the break!

[timaeus222]

GallenWolf, that is badass, seriously. xD

Lydian dominant? Half-diminished? Haha, I've never even seen those before.

[ectogemia]

GallenWolf, that is badass, seriously. xD

Lydian dominant? Half-diminished? Haha, I've never even seen those before.

Welcome to jazz.

[Chimpazilla]

pop music = playing 3 chords to 10,000 people

jazz = playing 10,000 chords to 3 people

haha!

[timaeus222]

Welcome to jazz.

I've just never taken formal music theory. Just a side thing during piano lessons.

[GallenWolf]

Thanks dannthr! Looks like another good one to read over xmas break