(Ebook) Music Theory: The Complete Guide to Read, Write and Understand Music From Beginner to Expert 1 by Samuel Bernstein

(Ebook) Music Theory: The Complete Guide to Read, Write and Understand Music From Beginner to Expert 1 by Samuel Bernstein

You Are About To Learn How To Become A Pro In All Kinds Of Music By Learning How To Read, Write And Understand Music Theory!If you’ve always wanted to pursue your interest in music or improve your skill in it by learning music theory but you’ve never found the ultimate beginner-friendly resource, then keep reading…Are you tired of only having some scanty basics of music, and wish to take your knowledge to the next level to a point where you understand music sheets and other stuff like the pros do, even if you are a complete beginner?Whatever the amount of music knowledge you have right now, you must have tried to learn from a couple of resources like music videos, PDF tutorials or blog posts online before and just like many people, either failed to understand and follow those guides, or just ended up disappointed by their shallowness, confusion, complexity or inadequacy!But it’s good you’re here.If you are ready to stop exposing yourself to the “inconveniences” of learning music theory online or from other unverified sources, and discover a guide that works for you, let me welcome you home- you’ve come to the right place.You see, teaching yourself music theory without struggling to work out the content or taking too long to complete the guide doesn’t have to be difficult- even if you’ve already come across endless other sources that give you such kinds of (common) problemsIn fact, it’s easier than you think.An article in Studio Notes Online suggests that you have to understand music theory to develop a better understanding of inner workings of written compositions, as well as fundamental elements of music like Timbre, Rhythm and melody. It demonstrates that for you to improve your music in all aspects, and become a professional musician, you have to learn music theory, which is possible to teach yourself as long as you have a good guide.So where exactly do you begin to understand music theory like a pro?...