Podstawy teorii muzyki i kształcenia słuchu

Learn Music Theory: A Beginner's Guide to Understanding Music

This course is designed for complete beginners with no prior music theory knowledge. Whether you've never had formal music training, learn by ear, or simply want to deepen your understanding of music, this course will provide a solid foundation. You don't need to know notes or rhythms to get started – just a love for music!

What you'll learn:

• Music Theory Fundamentals: We'll cover the absolute basics, including reading musical notation (notes), building scales, and understanding all the symbols on the staff (five-line staff). You'll gain confidence and familiarity with these elements, understanding their purpose and how they work together.
• Scales: Learn to construct major and minor scales, understand scale relationships, explore different types of minor scales, and master all major and minor scales.
• Intervals: Discover the distances between notes and learn to identify them.
• Chords: Master chord construction and differentiation. Explore chord inversions and delve into basic harmony, including the concept of the harmonic triad and the dominant seventh chord.

Who is this course for?

• Absolute Beginners: Perfect for those with zero music theory experience.
• Musicians Seeking to Expand Knowledge: Ideal for those with some existing musical skills who want to build a stronger theoretical foundation.
• Students Completing First-Grade Music School: The course covers material typically taught in the first year of music school, providing a comprehensive introduction to music theory and ear training.
• Anyone wanting to understand music better: Gain a deeper appreciation for how music is constructed and how different elements work together.

Course Content Breakdown:

This course is structured into four key sections:

1. Basic Musical Information: Learn about the staff, note names, note values, rests, the keyboard layout, time signatures (meter), and chromatic signs.
2. Scales: Detailed instruction on building major and minor scales, understanding scale relationships, and exploring different minor scale variations.
3. Intervals: A comprehensive exploration of intervals and their identification.
4. Chords: Learn to build and differentiate triads, understand chord inversions, and explore fundamental harmonic concepts like the harmonic triad and dominant seventh.

We encourage your feedback! Please feel free to share your suggestions and request topics you'd like us to cover. If anything is unclear, don't hesitate to reach out – we're here to help you on your musical journey.