The distance between two notes is called an Interval. There are twelve notes in the chromatic scale which creates twelve possible intervals. Let’s take a look at the most dissonant or […]

The distance between two notes is called an Interval. There are twelve notes in thechromatic scale which creates twelve possible intervals. Let’s take a look at the consonant or pleasant sounding intervals. They are […]

If the only scale that we had to compose and improvise with were the chromatic scale then music would quickly become very boring and would sound generally chaotic. […]

One way to learn new scales is by looking to scales you already know. By treating each note of any scale as a new tonic note […]

If you only ever wanted to play and write songs in the key of C major life would be simple. You would never have to deal […]

Sometimes a note can have two names depending on how you look at it. C# and Db are the same note for example. They are Enharmonic […]

Below are a list of scale formulas someone had given to me a while ago. There are more scales here than anyone should ever need. You will need […]

Arpeggios can be thought of as broken chords, meaning the notes of a chord are played separately one after the other rather than strummed all at […]

Arpeggios can be thought of as a broken chords meaning the notes of a chord are played separately one after the other rather than being strummed […]