Grammar of Music

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What to study before Enharmonic equivalence

Two spellings for one sound, and why choosing between them is never arbitrary. Below, the concepts that come before, in the order in which one explains the next. Signed in, you see the same path minus what you already hold: your path.

  1. Properties of sound

    The four properties every musical sound has at once: duration, intensity, pitch and timbre.

    Level 0has practice

  2. Note

    The seven pitch names, and the sign that puts one of them on the page.

    Level 1

  3. Tone and semitone

    The smallest distance Western music uses, and the whole tone built from two of them.

    Level 1has practicelesson Notes have names, and the names have a rule (First steps in theory)

  4. Accidentals

    The five signs that raise or lower a note without changing its name, and how far each one reaches.

    Level 1lesson Notes have names, and the names have a rule (First steps in theory)

  5. Enharmonic equivalence

    Two spellings for one sound, and why choosing between them is never arbitrary.

    Level 1

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