ScaleChord Magic: Music Theory Demystified - How to Master Interval Relationships

by Allan Hill, Cynthia Norman (Editor)

ScaleChordMagic (SCM). Music Theory, Simplified and Uncomplicated...Reduce your Effort, Maximize Your Results! Readers Please Note. This publication assumes a grounded (not advanced) knowledge of scales and chords. Critics have pointed out that there is no narrative; this is accurate and purposeful. There is descriptive text on 'how to use, and 'What You Will Learn,' and anyone familiar with the basic structure of scales and chords will see the "magic" in this system, and see that the graphics are self-explanatory. A keyboard will be helpful to see and hear the interval relationships, but any instrument, including your voice, will do the trick. You will easily see all 12 major scales , every minor scale , every dominant scale , every 1/2 diminished scale , every scalechord to the 13th , every scale mode , and every scale in 4ths , illustrated in a unique graphic format; and with musical notation. Play each graphic on your instrument and trust your ear. Will having a teacher help? Of course. Any experienced teacher will be able to help guide you through this simplified method. Regardless, with or without a teacher, a bright light of understanding will go on in your head given time and commitment. Download SCM now and experience clarity. Music Theory. Simplified and Uncomplicated. Reduce your Effort, Maximize Your Results. A gentle reminder. The publication IS for beginners, but does assume a basic fundamental knowledge of major scales and chords.

45 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 26, 2018

Reviews

[Daniel Covey · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic

This book presents the best visualization of scales, intervals, etc., via the author`s matrix for each scale. This is a great way to teach this information. I hope the author releases the scale matrices in poster form.

[Sherrill Darby · Rating 5 out of 5]

Gets to the point

The organization is very logical and includes all 12 keys. The correlation between scales, chords and notation are very helpful for the self taught among us.