Instructor: Kevin Ure
A Foundational Guide for Musicians and Entrance Exam Preparation
What you’ll learn
- Analyze harmonic progressions using the phrase model effectively.
- Construct and identify chords, including inversions and progressions.
- Apply music theory concepts to composition and performance.
- Prepare confidently for entrance exams with focused exercises and tips.
Requirements
- Basic Note Reading: Ability to identify notes on a staff and understand rhythmic values.
- Knowledge of Scales: Familiarity with major and minor scales.
- Understanding of Intervals: Ability to identify and construct intervals.
- An Open Mind: Willingness to dive deeper into Western tonal harmony and musical structure.
Description
For students preparing for entrance exams, this course offers targeted insights and practice to help you master the key elements often tested in music theory assessments. At the same time, its broad and versatile approach makes it an invaluable resource for any musician seeking to deepen their understanding of harmony and structure.
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
- Analyze harmonic progressions using the phrase model.
- Recognize and construct chords, including their inversions.
- Apply theoretical concepts to your own compositions and performances.
Who this course is for:
- Undergraduate and Graduate Exam Candidates: Aspiring students preparing for music school entrance exams, whether at the undergraduate or graduate level, with targeted guidance for success.
- Beginner Musicians: Those with basic knowledge of note reading, scales, and intervals, looking to build a strong foundation in music theory.
- Intermediate Learners: Musicians aiming to refine their skills and gain deeper insights into harmonic progressions and the phrase model.
- Aspiring Music Students: Learners preparing for entrance exams to music programs, seeking targeted guidance and practice.
