The course is divided into two parts: part 1 is on Instrumentation and part 2 is on Orchestration. Instrumentation is an important and necessary first step since you cannot write for orchestra if you don’t know about the individual instruments of the orchestra.

In part 1 you will learn how each instrument is constructed, how they produce sound, how they are properly notated, their playing and sounding ranges, register characteristics, dynamic capabilities and common playing techniques.

Try "The Rhythm Guitar Strumming Catalogue" by Greg Tabone. Learn from a professional musician who has taught guitar privately for decades, and taught music in the public education system (K to Grade 12) for over 32 years. I know the steps needed for students to learn, and how to help students learn for themselves with some guidance. Students must be exposed to many different musical concepts to learn. I will be presenting every one-bar strumming pattern for guitar in 10 volumes so that each guitarist will play EVERY pattern possible. That way they can be inspired to create their own music or change the same old strumming patterns they have used since they learned the guitar. As Einstein says, "if you do the same things, the same way you always did them and expect a different outcome, then that is the definition of insanity". I challenge you to try my course and to play every pattern I show you. You will definitely learn something new - perhaps changing your playing for ever!

Patterns #33 to #40

Are you tired of playing the same rhythm/strumming patterns over and over again?

Are you ready to learn some new rhythm/strumming patterns?

Learn to understand the elements of music theory and how they fuse, unite and partner to become the music we love.

If you would like to be able to look at sheet music without feeling intimidated, understand how guitar chords work, learn your choral music more quickly, this course will help you. This course is a detailed primer in music basics. Taught by Bill Neely, who developed the Udemy course, Adventures in Classical Music, a comprehensive history of classical music.

In my 30 years of teaching I have noticed a huge mistake that most beginning teachers make that damages their student’s ability to read music. What is it? The use of mnemonics to help students remember the lines and spaces of the staff. For example, they may teach a student something like "Grizzly Bears Don’t Fly Airplanes” to remember the names of the lines of the bass clef staff.

This might seem helpful at first, but in the long run it only hinders the student and slows down their ability to truly read music. As a musician, you need to be able to recognize pitches instantaneously. It takes time to run through a bunch of silly sayings just to name a pitch. This is time which you don’t have when you are actually reading and playing music.

Why should I learn music theory? Isn't it just "theoretical" knowledge that I won't really use? Nothing could be further from the truth! Music theory also has many practical applications. A musician who has studied music theory has a huge advantage over a musician who has not.

In my 30 years of experience as a music teacher I have found that more people struggle with reading rhythm than reading pitch.

Many courses only teach the letter names of the notes. Knowing the letter names of the notes is useless information if you don't know how long each note should be played for.

Do you wish you had a more attractive and interesting voice? If you want to improve your voice quality and clarity, this voice training course offers a way to do this quickly using interactive video training.

Produced by the professional team at Voiceover Masterclass who have created a series of highly-rated video-based courses over the years on voice training, this course is aimed at students needing to understand the workings of their voice and how to easily optimise it to improve the quality and attractiveness.

Understand and enjoy classical music at your own pace. A music history course, including a music theory introduction.

Music appreciation for the 21st century. Learn about Classical Music in the Western world from the Middle Ages to the present.

Learn LOFI music production with easy tips and tricks and produce any type of LOFI music that you always wanted.

LoFi Music Production: The Ultimate Guide

Welcome to this comprehensive course on how to make LOFI music. This course is mainly focused on all levels of musicians who want to learn to make LOFI beats. It includes all the topics and techniques that any producer needed to compose LOFI music.