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Category: MUSIC THEORY

The 5 Most Famous Musical Theories


Introduction

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Musical theory is a complex subject that has been debated by musicians for centuries. However, there are five theories that have been so popular, so important and so influential throughout the history of music that they have stood out from the rest.

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What is the concept of Mukhda & Antara in Indian Music?


Mukhda & Antara

Indian classical or Dhrupad music can be structured into main four parts. They are Mukhda, Antara, Sanchari & Abhog. But not every song is necessary to be parted into these four segments. Sometimes we can find two main parts in a song called Mukhuda & Antara.

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How To Make Syncopation In Music


Introduction the term Syncopation

Syncopation

Syncopation in Music by definition is the amending or moving the normal accent, generally, it is caused due by stressing the normally unaccented beats. It is a temporary alteration of the regular metrical accent in music caused typically by stressing the weak beat. It’s the concept of playing rhythms that emphasize the offbeats. It shifts or displaces a normal rhythm by stressing beats generally not stressed.

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Digital Sheet Music & it’s importance


Introduction of Paper Sheet Music

Paper-sheet-music

Some years back music lessons or making music both have been dependent upon some sheet of paper. Where the beautiful songs use to be written, played & created magic. Sheet music is a handwritten or printed form of musical notation that uses musical symbols to indicate the pitches, rhythms, or chords of a song or instrumental musical piece. But in our today’s blog, we will discuss Digital sheet music.

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What is Harmony ?


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Musical Harmony

Harmony is a unison of multiple differently pitched notes played together at the same time. A combination of simultaneously sounded musical notes to produce a soothing effect. A musical line that harmonically complements the melody.

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