Monthly Archives: August 2011

New Online Study Tool: Custom Flash Cards

Posted on 30 August 2011 by Joe

Today I release my latest online tool: Custom Flash Cards. It’s great for training brains and hands in any skill, but was made specifically for musicians who seek to master music theory, chords, scales, arpeggios, licks, you name it. These … Continue reading →

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Why Learn Music Theory?

Posted on 22 August 2011 by Joe

Learning music theory is essential for recreating and communicating musical ideas. While some great professional musicians are known to have skipped conventional music theory entirely, they’ll always be handicapped, unable to articulate musical ideas other than by playing or humming. … Continue reading →

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The Easiest Intro to Music Theory

Posted on 16 August 2011 by Joe

The major scale is the root of all music theory. Know it well, and the rest of music theory will become easier than you thought possible. Everything else relates back to the major scale, so it’s crucial to be familiar … Continue reading →

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How to Find Major and Minor Chords All Over the Guitar

Posted on 8 August 2011 by Joe

One of the keys to unlocking the guitar fretboard is being able to play the same thing in different places. A great way to get started on this path is learning how to find every major and minor chord everywhere … Continue reading →

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