Learn music theory for guitar based on the method used for over 40 years of music theory instruction at Berklee College of Music. This class is perfect for anyone who wants to learn music theory, whether they already play an instrument, or are looking to expand the depth of their musical knowledge.

This essential class features hands-on and “ears-on” practice exercises that help the guitar student explore the inner workings of music, presenting notes, scales, and rhythms as one hears them in today’s music styles. The course’s book with included CD will help reinforce lessons as the student begins to build a solid musical foundation.

• Class Tuition: $15 each week
• Materials (Book) Fee: $24.95

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Learn the fundamentals of harmony by furthering your music theory background! When one can read basic music notation and recognize common scales, as presented in Scott Miller’s Level 1 class, “Music Theory for Guitar”, the student will then be ready to learn the fundamentals of harmony.

This class, “Music Theory for Guitar: Level 2”, features hands-on exercises and ear-training activities to help the guitar student use chords effectively. The student will learn basic triads and seventh chords, inversions, voice-leading, how to use chords to accompany melodies, and how to create melodies that grow out of chord progressions.

In this class, the student will learn to:

• Interpret chord symbols so that he or she can create grooves, melodies, and accompaniments
• Understand the harmonic building blocks of modern harmony, as used in modern, jazz, and popular music styles
• Train his or her ear to distinguish between different chord types
• Use different chord voicings to create professional-sounding harmonic progressions
• Create singable, memorable melodies

Scott Miller’s “Music Theory for Guitar: Levels 1 & 2” are essential for anyone who wants to play better, learn how to read, write, and understand the elements of music, and create their own songs and arrangements.

• Class Tuition: $15 each week
• Materials (Book) Fee: $22.95

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Learn music theory for all instruments based on the method used for over 40 years of music theory instruction at Berklee College of Music. This class is perfect for anyone who wants to learn music theory, whether they already play an instrument, or are looking to expand the depth of their musical knowledge.

This essential class features hands-on and “ears-on” practice exercises that help the music student (regardless of instrument) explore the inner workings of music, presenting notes, scales, and rhythms as one hears them in today’s music styles. The course’s book with included CD will help reinforce lessons as the student begins to build a solid musical foundation.

• Class Tuition: $15 each week
• Materials (Book) Fee: $24.95

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Learn the fundamentals of harmony by furthering your music theory background! When one can read basic music notation and recognize common scales, as presented in Scott Miller’s Level 1 class, “Music Theory for All Instruments”, the student will then be ready to learn the fundamentals of harmony.

This class, “Music Theory for All Instruments: Level 2”, features hands-on exercises and ear-training activities to help the music student use chords effectively. The student will learn basic triads and seventh chords, inversions, voice-leading, how to use chords to accompany melodies, and how to create melodies that grow out of chord progressions.

In this class, the student will learn to:

• Interpret chord symbols so that he or she can create grooves, melodies, and accompaniments
• Understand the harmonic building blocks of modern harmony, as used in modern, jazz, and popular music styles
• Train his or her ear to distinguish between different chord types
• Use different chord voicings to create professional-sounding harmonic progressions
• Create singable, memorable melodies

Scott Miller’s “Music Theory for All Instruments: Levels 1 & 2” are essential for anyone who wants to play better, learn how to read, write, and understand the elements of music, and create their own songs and arrangements.

• Class Tuition: $15 each week
• Materials (Book) Fee: $22.95