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"Unlock the Essentials of Music with 'Interval and Major Scale Theory'"Return to the core principles of music with "Interval and Major Scale Theory." This insightful guide is designed to lead you back to the fundamentals of music, providing a strong foundation for expanding your musical knowledge. Explore the very essence of music as you delve into topics such as intervals, the nuances of consonance and dissonance, essential musical terminology, a comprehensive understanding of the major scale's step progression, and a detailed exploration of the Cycle of 5ths and the Cycle of 4ths, among others.Author Bryan DeLauney's primary goal is to transform music learning from a tedious and perplexing task into an enjoyable and engaging experience. Each chapter is thoughtfully equipped with tables, illustrations, and diagrams that facilitate the learning process. Concepts are revisited and reinforced in subsequent chapters, particularly in challenging areas, and the book provides an array of memory aids and strategies to support your journey."Interval and Major Scale Theory" is your key to mastering the basics of music theory with ease and enthusiasm. Embrace a musical education that is both enlightening and enjoyable, guided by this essential resource. Discover the true joy of learning music theory as you build a solid foundation for your musical endeavors.

Arpeggios and exotic scales are starting to become the mainstay in music. This book will give you the tools that you will need to play exotic scales like the Iwato, Arabic, and Phrygian dominant, just to name a few. Not only that, but pairing these scales with diminished 7th, add#11, or augmented arpeggios will take your sound to the next level.Having just the arpeggio or scale diagrams is not enough. This book will give you some examples of chords that you can play them over, ideas of phrases, and usability of the scales. The arpeggios section will teach you not only the basic, but advanced arpeggios and guide you on how you can construct arpeggios to fit your needs.

This book is about the "whys", "whats", and "hows" in music. These questions are answered in easy concepts by using charts to compare notes with chords, scales with chords, scales with other scales, and other foundational ideas. Answer the "Where can I use this scale?", "How do I use a diminished chord in a song?", "What am I playing?", "What is a chord progression?", "What scale goes with which chord?" questions in one easy to read book. A Guitarist's Guide to Theory takes the guesswork out of music allowing you to understand where to use scales, how to incorporate modes, utilize extended chords, etc. Each chapter builds on the previous one, allowing for an easy and progressive learning experience. All concepts are carried forward with memorization tips, visualization tools, charts, examples and more. The core structure of this book is built on breaking down music theory and making it easy and enjoyable to learn. The topics include intervals, major scale theory, chord theory, seventh chord theory, altered chords, extended chords, substitution chords, modes, arpeggios, minor scales, and much more All which are defined and elaborated on, where you can add them to your repertoire. This is also a good book for music teachers or people interested in teaching guitar. As a guitar instructor, the original intent for this book was to use as handouts for students.