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Hello everyone, welcome back to another music theory lesson! Today we're going to be talking about how to figure out the key of a piece. More specifically, when we see the key signature, how do we know that it's actually in the corresponding major key, or if it's actually in its relative minor? We're going to go through a few examples together to learn about this topic. Now, obviously, if you're someone who has either perfect pitch or really, really strong relative pitch, whe

Hey everyone, welcome back to another blog post! Today, I'm going to be reviewing an app called Skoove , which is a interactive piano learning app, designed specifically for beginners of all ages. It's a great tool for both adults ,as well as parents with children. There's also a huge variety of different popular songs, making the piano learning process a lot more fun! I think that this is a really great tool for those of you who want to learn in your own time and at your own

Each note of a scale can be identified by its scale degree number or by its scale degree name. The numbers are very straightforward -...

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Try by Colbie Caillat - my first time using the Donner DDP-80! Picture of the Donner DDP-80 digital piano Hey everyone! Today, I'm going...

Hello, students! In this lesson, I am going to share three music practice tips that will get you practicing more frequently AND using...

Welcome back to another music theory lesson, everyone! Today, we are going to be covering the three types of minor scales: natural minor,...

"UGHHH, NOOOOO!" is the most common reaction by students when they are made to learn scales and other technical exercises. Indeed, these...

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Hello, students! Today, we are going to be talking about relative minor and relative major keys. What are they, and how do we find the...