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What you'll learn- What the notes in music are.
- What the octave is.
- Which frequencies are assigned to notes in commonly used systems.
- What tones and semitones (steps and half-steps) are.
- A short history of notes.
- What a musical scale is.
- The history of the modern musical scale (Equal Temperament).
- Mathematical ratios of notes in the musical scale.
- Similarities and differences between a variety of musical scales (Just Intonation, Equal Temperament …
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What you'll learn- What the notes in music are.
- What the octave is.
- Which frequencies are assigned to notes in commonly used systems.
- What tones and semitones (steps and half-steps) are.
- A short history of notes.
- What a musical scale is.
- The history of the modern musical scale (Equal Temperament).
- Mathematical ratios of notes in the musical scale.
- Similarities and differences between a variety of musical scales (Just Intonation, Equal Temperament A4=440Hz, A4=432Hz, and Solfeggio scale).
- New Age theories about superior frequencies and scales (432Hz, Solfeggio frequencies).
- What harmonic intervals and melodic intervals are.
- Names and building structures of music intervals.
- Frequency charts for intervals (A4=440Hz Equal Temperament, A4=432Hz Equal Temperament, Just Intonation scale, Solfeggio scale)
- The comparison of the ratios in intervals (Equal Temperament and Just Intonation)
- How to find the most coherent scale (comparison between the Just Intonation, Equal Temperament, and Solfeggio scales)
- What the definition of consonance and dissonance is.
- A brief history of the discovery of consonant intervals.
- The list of consonant and dissonant ratios and intervals.
- The definition of major and minor chords.
- What Tempo in music is.
- ...and a lot more information and interesting facts that will help sound practitioners to support the love of music with rational understanding.
DescriptionThis course presents the essential knowledge of the building blocks in music. It is designed to help the beginning level and intermediate level sound worker understand how sound becomes music. This course takes you into the logic behind the concepts and principles of music composition.
You will explore:
What the notes in music are.
What the octave is.
Which frequencies are assigned to notes in commonly used systems.
What tones and semitones (steps and half-steps) are.
A short history of notes.
What a musical scale is.
The history of the modern musical scale (Equal Temperament).
Mathematical ratios of notes in the musical scale.
Similarities and differences between a variety of musical scales (Just Intonation, Equal Temperament A4=440Hz, A4=432Hz, and Solfeggio scale).
New Age theories about superior frequencies and scales (432Hz, Solfeggio frequencies).
What harmonic intervals and melodic intervals are.
Names and building structures of music intervals.
Frequency charts for intervals (A4=440Hz Equal Temperament, A4=432Hz Equal Temperament, Just Intonation scale, Solfeggio scale)
The comparison of the ratios in intervals (Equal Temperament and Just Intonation)
How to find the most coherent scale (comparison between the Just Intonation, Equal Temperament, and Solfeggio scales)
What the definition of consonance and dissonance is.
A brief history of the discovery of consonant intervals.
The list of consonant and dissonant ratios and intervals.
The definition of major and minor chords.
What Tempo in music is.
Exam to test your knowledge
...and a lot more information and interesting facts that will help sound practitioners to support the love of music with rational understanding.
If you are interested in taking a more advanced education in the field of sound wellness, please visit my "Sound Medicine Academy". You can find a portal to it through my website Bells of Bliss.
Thank you. From the bottom of my heart, I am wishing you a beautiful journey of serving sound medicine to those who need your help. The world is definitely needing you today more than ever.
Truly yours Guy Yar Beider.
