Online Lessons - Music (lessonsMusic.shtml) | Updated: 26-Aug-2008 - 23:52
Taking a survey of your music knowledge is a start to creating a well rounded plan for development and furthering your music enjoyment.
I've been asked many times to put together a plan of attack for getting beyond the basics. These lesson pages are intended to provide material for developing your skills and expanding your music knowledge.
Related Study Plans
When is a dominant seventh chord not a dominant seventh?
This lesson talks about why calling a seventh chord a Dominant Seventh chord is not always correct.
What are those chords tones? Learn more then the root or letter name of the chord. Be able to spell any chord in any key...
Turns out comparing the number of possible chords shapes and knowing the notes of a chord. The notes of a chords is a lot less information to remember. That and knowing the names of the notes of your instrument doyou more in the long haul.
Related Lessons
- Intervals - What is an interval? Covers diatonic, simple, compound, chromatic, inversion and notation of intervals
A tetrachord is a series of four tones filling in the interval of a perfect fourth. In modern usage a tetrachord is any four-note segment of a scale or tone row.
This is lesson pages is collection point with links and information on tetrachords
A YouTube video performed on piano demonstrating re-harmonizing this classic.
Related Lessons and Links
- Israel "Bruddah Iz" Kamakawiwoʻole - Bruddah Iz's version of this song is getting a lot a well deserved play. It is one of the best rendition of this classic song made famous by Judy Garland.
All Curt Sheller lessons are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License.
Online Lessons - Music (lessonsMusic.shtml) | Updated: 2008 Aug 26 - 23:52
.png)
.jpg)













All orders purchased here at CurtSheller.com,
JazzGuitarResources.com, UkuleleResources.com
UkuleleChords.net and
UkuleleForGuitarPlayers.com
are processed using a secure shopping cart system and shipped within 48
hours USPS. Allow 7 to 10 business days for delivery. It is not our
intention to profit from shipping and handling charges. The rates are an
average cost, and intended to cover expenses only. Please do not ask how
long it will takes to get your order. All US orders are shipped USPS
Priority Mail® or USPS First-Class Mail® (under 1lb) and delivery dates
are not predictable. I do not check on an order not received until three
weeks have elapsed since it was shipped. Three weeks is not how long it
takes to get your order. Rather, it is how long it takes to convince us
that something is wrong. Some orders are returned by the USPS and we
have to wait to see if that has happened before any action is taken.
Thanks, Curt Sheller Publications. 

