MASTERING KEYS
Unlock your musical potential with "Mastering Keys," an enlightening ebook by Tori Lavan. Mastering Music shares helpful tips and tricks to ease the mystery of music and lead to overall fluency. This ebook will help you to master all music key signatures which transforms your understanding and confidence in reading and playing music. Ideal for aspiring musicians and seasoned players alike, this guide makes complex concepts approachable and enjoyable. Embark on your journey to musical mastery today!
Includes almost 30 pages of tips and tricks, 18 practice pages, and an answer key!
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Contents:
- the major and minor scale
- adding up to 7
- sharp trick
- flat trick
- circle of fifths/fourths
- parallel major/minor trick
- relative major/minor trick
- sharp and flat order
- piano pattern
- interesting patterns
- minor scales
- practice pages
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WHAT PEOPLE SAY
"The book is good, where most other books overcrowd students with information, this book is presented in layman’s terms for students of all ages. Review the fundamentals in music while having a welcoming approach."
Luis Ramirez
"it's quite interesting and can definitely help students to understand how scales and key signatures are constructed and how they're related in a coherent way. The tricks you used are smart and avoid the concept of just memorizing which is a good thing! I already use those tricks with my students and I can confirm their effectiveness!"
Maurice Ghanem
This is a really well thought out and nicely written guide for beginners to music theory and seasoned musicians alike. The connections, patterns, and memorization tricks help the reader understand and digest the scales better than just relying on circle of fifths/fourths. The explanation of why some scales such as A# do not exist (or are not used) is a neat touch. The relationship between parallel and relative majors/minors is also well explained.
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I will be looking forward to a guide into more advanced topics such as chords in relation to the scales they’re in, basic chord progressions, dominants, secondary dominants, etc, if the author chooses to write it!