MUSIC THEORY TRAINING
COURSE CD

Learn the secrets of music theory! Wouldn't it be great to finally know how to read sheet music and discover the secrets of singing in harmony? Are you interested in an easy to use CD developed by the US Navy to help their soldiers become Musical Masters? You need the Music Theory Training Course CD! It's so easy! You don't need to be a computer expert! If you can turn on your PC and know how to play a CD on your stereo you can find out how to start making music right now!

They say that music soothes the savage beast. Many of us would love to learn how to understand the fundamentals of music. Think about it. Music is: Relaxing. A great way to impress friends and neighbors. A healthy creative outlet. A fun way to meet new people. Just plain fun! That's why the Music Training Course CD is a must have for anyone who has not been able to find the time or opportunity to learn the secrets of making beautiful music. This CD Was Developed By The US Navy! The US Navy understands that they have to educate recruits from all walks of life and cultures. Some may have a basic musical background; some may not. That is why they designed their training course to be easy to use by nearly anyone! With this great CD you will be able to learn how to: Train your ear to understand the basic elements of pitch. Comprehend the basic principles of harmony, progression, and modulation. Learn the basics of music theory! Much, much more! Product Summary The Music Theory Training Course CD contains four documents that take you step by step through all you need to know to understand basic music theory. You even learn about the history of music in the US Navy! You will be singing along with your friends in no time flat! The first document, the Ear Training Manual For Musicians, is 94 pages long and broken down into nine chapters plus four appendixes. It provides a basic reference on rhythm, pitch, and melody. The nine chapters are as follows: CHAPTER 1 Section I: The Divided Beat in Simple Time. Section II: The Major Triad in Numeral Notation. CHAPTER 2 Section I: The Divided Beat in Compound Time. Section II: The Major Triad in Staff Notation. CHAPTER 3 Section I: The Subdivided Beat in Simple Time. Section IIA: The Minor Triad in Numeral Notation. Section IIB: The Minor Triad in Staff Notation. CHAPTER 4 Section I: The Subdivided Beat in Compound Time. Section II: Major and Minor Scale Activities. CHAPTER 5 Section I: Syncopation Involving Beat and Divided Beat in Simple and Compound Times. Section II: Intervals and Triads. CHAPTER 6 Diatonic Major and Minor Melodies in Simple and Compound Times with Divided Beat and Leaps of Thirds in Tonic Triad. CHAPTER 7 Diatonic Major and Minor Melodies in Simple and Compound Times with Subdivided Beat and Leaps of Thirds and Fourths. CHAPTER 8 Diatonic Major and Minor Melodies in Simple and Compound Times with Syncopation and Leaps of Thirds, Fourths, Fifths, Sixths, and Octaves. CHAPTER 9 Non Diatonic Melodies in Simple and Compound Times with Divided Beat, Subdivided Beat, and Syncopation. Melodies Contain Leaps of Thirds, Fourths, Fifths, Sixths, and Octaves The four appendixes are: APPENDIX A Time Beating Patterns APPENDIX B Counting System APPENDIX C Performance Procedures APPENDIX D Performance Guidelines The second document, Basic Music, is 242 pages long and broken down into 19 chapters plus three appendixes. It is meant as a basic reference book for music theory. The 19 chapters discuss: The Nature Of Sound Fundamental Notation Meter Rhythm Scales and Tetrachords Major Scales Minor Scales Modal Scales Chromatic, Whole Tone and Pentatonic Scales Intervals Triadic Chords Overtone Series Transposition Instruments Chords Chord Scales Swing Rhythm Melody Construction Extended and Altered Chords The appendixes discuss: APPENDIX A - Manuscript Techniques APPENDIX B - Directions for Performance APPENDIX C - Italian Terms The third document, Harmony, is 112 pages long and broken down into 18 chapters. It provides an overview of the basic principles of harmony, progression, and modulation. The 18 chapters include: INTRODUCTION MELODY WRITING VERTICAL STRUCTURES VOICE MOTION ROOT POSITION PRIMARY INVERSIONS OF PRIMARY TRIADS DOMINANT SEVENTH CHORDS NON-HARMONIC TONES SECONDARY TRIADS DIATONIC SEVENTH EXTENSIONS ON DIATONIC CHORDS SIMPLE MODULATION SECONDARY CHORDS BORROWED CHORDS CHROMATIC ALTERATIONS AUGMENTED SIXTH CHORDS NEAPOLITAN SIXTH CHORD ADVANCED MODULATION The fourth document, Basic Navy Music, is a special publication broken down into three sections. It is meant to provide a basic reference on media, form, and conducting as it relates to the Navy musician. The three sections are: Form in Music with List of Terms Media Conducting for Instrumentalists What Do I Get On This CD? When you order the Music Theory Training Course CD you receive everything you need to know to burst into song! This includes: A guide to nearly every type of musical instrument known to man! Secrets of pitch Key establishment How to perform live! Ways to master chord progressions How chords work How different instruments relate to each other Much, much more! "Just a quick note to say that the CD arrived in perfect shape! In fact, my dh is already on his computer, exploring through the images! He is VERY happy with it! Thanks again for offering it..." Suzie Stowell -- Coloma, MI

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