The 12 Notes of Music

The 12 Notes of Music

Ear Training and Interval Study Course

by Mark John Sternal

18 pages· 2005· ISBN 9780976291725

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An ear training method so unique we have applied for a US Patent! There are only 12 notes in the musical alphabet, when you have mastered them you have mastered music. Take an in depth look at each individual note and learn how it associates with other notes, giving you a full understanding of the tonal structure of melodies, harmonies, and chords. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced musician you will gain a world of insight by learning our twelve musical tones! 18 Page Study Course US Patent Applied For Improve pitch recognition, and note relativity Music theory simplified Start with one note and build at your own pace Written with charts and thoroughly explained instructions No sheet music or sight reading necessary Each chapter is built on what you have previously learned Learn to easily build any scale or chord structure Rocky Weeks, B.A. Music from University of Arkansas at Little Rock, 2004 Finally, someone has taken the time to put it all into easy to understand, logical terms that many musicians can grasp. J ACKLEY Tinley Park, IL, online review 2004 Brilliant yet simple approach to complex subject. Excellent.

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