Combining Tonal Patterns and Rhythm Patterns in “Real” Music By Andrew Mullen | Music Learning Theory In this Audiation Station video, we take our first stab at combining tonal patterns and rhythm patterns and reading them in “real” pieces of music. By “real” pieces of music, I mean we are reading pitches and rhythm together […]
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Tonality Tutoring Session By Andrew Mullen | Music Learning Theory ANDY GOES “LIVE”Several of my students were asking for some help with the tonalities. How do I know which one is which? How do I keep them all straight? What are some ways to “get into” a tonality?In an effort to answer these questions, I went […]
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A beginner’s guide to Gordon’s Music Learning Theory.
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Audiation Station is Here!Do you have musician friends who can hear a song on the radio, and then just sit down and play it on the piano or the guitar? Do you hate them and their good ears? The reason they can do that is because they can THINK musically. Thinking musically is called AUDIATION. […]
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In order to have a more grounded and global sense of Major tonality, Music Learning Theory dictates that we must learn contrasting tonalities as a means of comparison.
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An introduction to the following tonalities: Major, Minor, Aeolian, Dorian, Phrygian, Mixolydian, Lydian, and Locrian.
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Learn what defines a tonality, and how you can broaden your musical palette by learning all 8 tonalities!
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