Music Concepts You SHOULD Know - No Music Theory Required!

[@MichaelTrentColvin]

Thanks for sharing all your hard work 🎸🎶🎵

[@Justamemekid959]

I love learning these staffs... hats off to your kindness.

[@mlt_sk]

Big fan of your content, good to see you're still making videos

[@jonathan4010]

Thanks for breaking this down, I've gained a much better understanding of music theory and I now recognize the value of learning theses concepts even late in my musical journey :D

[@salama931]

discovered you through your pitch note and tone video. i've dipped my toes into music and music theory and this has really helped

[@MusicTheoriesChannel]

Awesome! I'm happy you're here! Thank you so much

[@IOSALive]

Music Theories, I loved this video so much, I had to hit the like button!

[@MusicTheoriesChannel]

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[@GairLibertyBell]

Very helpful! Thanks for breaking it down!

[@MusicTheoriesChannel]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DogeDude-vi3rl]

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[@SuburbanDon]

Good job.

[@juliegill6278]

I'm afraid you made a mistake where the chord is concerned, as chords are two notes or more, not three. Julie Gill, Glasgow, Scotland.

[@MusicTheoriesChannel]

Actually, two notes played together is called a “dyad”. Dyads can imply a chord based on their context in a song, but they don’t contain enough information to be considered a chord.