What You Will Learn!
- Non-chord Tones
- Diatonic 7th chords
- Chord Symbols for 7th Chords
- Roman Numeral Analysis
- Voice Leading and Choral Style Harmonization
Description
Music Theory II is designed for any person who has already started their studies in western music theory. It is specifically tailored to students in a college or university setting in the United States, but it is perfect for anyone simply looking to learn, or improve their understanding of, music theory.
What are the lessons like?
Lessons are presented in short, information-dense modules s don't be fooled by the hour duration of the course. Each video is written and constructed to be as concise as possible so that no time is wasted.
Who teaches the course?
Dr. Max Keller is currently an Assistant Professor of Music Theory at Andrews University.
Who should take this course?
Students of the previous courses: Music Theory Foundations and Music Theory I.
College or university students taking the second semester of music theory.
Anyone who has already begun their studies in music theory but wants to get a stronger understanding of 7th chords and non-chord tones.
Who Should Attend!
- Second semester college students
- Intermediate level of music theory knowledge
