Theory and musical technique for beginners
Filling, reading scores, chords, scales, breathing and advanced step by step exercises.
Guidelines for theory and technique
How to tuning the electrical bass? Me, La, Ree and Sol
Mi, La, Ree and Sol: the four serious guitar strings, an octave lower. Thus, the bass with an tuning, with an ear and with harmonics and an octavation are checked.
Read articleHow to tuning the tiple? step by step for your 12 strings
Twelve strings and four orders and some with an octave: so tiple with tuning and with an ear, with no intertwining with the clamps and no breaking of a string.
Read articleHow to tuning the violin? Clamps, microtuning and quines
The violin's ropes are Sun, Ree, La and Mi, tuned into quintas. Learn how to use clamps and microtuning without forcing anything and to check the bridge later.
Read articleHow to tune cello? Do, Sol, Ree and La
The cello's strings are Do, Sol, Ree and La, tuned in quintas. Thus, they are refined with tuning, with quintas and with harmonics, with the tricks of a big instrument.
Read articleHow to tuning guitar step by step with and without tuning?
The standard tuning is Mi, La, Ree, Sol, Si, Mi. We explain how to achieve it with a tuning machine, with an ear with a fifth frast and what to do if it doesn't hold up.
Read articleHow to expand vocal registration without forcing his voice?
The acute and serious new ones are not achieved by pushing: they come as their voices learn to do less. Exercises, practice and signs to stop.
Read articleHow to write tuned? Why do you mismatch and how to fix it
Untuning is barely an ear shortness: it's co-ordination, air and tension. Exercises with reference, recording and intervals for singing every note at your place.
Read articleHow to sing without hurting his throat?
If your throat hurts while singing, something's tightening. How to drop jaw, tongue and neck, and sing strongly without shouting and recognizing when to stop.
Read articleHow to start improvising? Retiring Guide
Improvising you learn by limiting the options: five notes, a base of one or two chords and short phrases. We give you concrete and key exercises to lose fear of error.
Read articleHow to do vibration in the violin? step by step
Vibrate isn't a tremor: it's a measured movement that you learn slow, first without an arc and then with a methonomer. When to start and how to practice without tension.
Read articleHow to put your fingers in the violin? First place
Fingers attached to semitone, separate for tone: so we organize the left hand at first place, with the note and exercise map to tuning without anything.
Read articleHow to breathe while playing an instrument of wind?
Flute, clarinet, saxophone or trumpet: they all demand low air but each person spends it differently. Exercises and keys to better breathing and frying without running out of air.
Read articleHow to Know My Voice Type? Guide To Finding Your Thesiture
Your type of voice doesn't mean the most acute note you get but where your voice sings comfortable and with what color. That's how you can figure it with a keyboard or with a bug.
Read articleHow to get some sound out of the naughty flute?
A tighter blow doesn't sound the flute: the key is at the angle, opening of the lips and air velocity. We explain how to find them step by step.
Read articleHow to hold the violin's bow? Take step by step
Fold thumb, curved pinique and loose hand: thus arm the arch grip, finger by finger, with pencil tipstick with tipstick to put without tension.
Read articleWhat's the right place of his hands at his piano?
Round hand, firm yolks, leveled wrist and bench at fair height. We explain the posture of the body to his fingers with digitation and daily exercises.
Read articleHow long does it take to learn how to read scores?
Recognize notes and figures takes weeks and read fluently while you play, between one and two years. We explain to you every stage and how to shorten the path.
Read articleWhat's the solphis and how to practice them every day?
The solpus is to read music out loud, in rhythm and with his pulse marked. We explain his types, how to practice them every day and how to use them for an admission.
Read articleWhat's musical harmony? Acordes, functions and progressions
Harmony is what sounds under the melody: chords that rest, move or generate tension. We explain triades, functions, progrestions and a method to analyze songs.
Read articleWhat's a musical interval? Explanation with examples
A range is the distance between two notes. Learn how to measure them in semitones, name them and give them an ear recognition with songs that you already know.
Read articleBasic guitar arrangements for beginners
With eight open chords you can come with a great many songs. Here's how you step on them, how to learn them and how to change them with them without pauses.
Read articleHow to train the musical ear: a step by step plan
The musical ear training itself in order: to write, to recognize intervals and degrees, to distinguish chords, to follow progress and write dictated. Here's a 12-week plan.
Read articleHow to do guitar cebilla: technique and exercises
The cebilla isn't a matter of force but of location and arm weight. A step by step technique, mistakes that turn it off and Fa's four-string exercise to a complete cebilla.
Read articleHow to read the fa key: notes, tricks and exercises
The Solo-Re-Re-Fat, spaces La-Do-Mi-Sol and three guide notes to avoid counting from the bottom. All you need to read the Fa key with exercise by instrument.
Read articleHow to read scores: guide for beginners
A score tells you what note to play and how long it lasts. We explain to you pentagram, keys, figures, comas and alterations with daily exercises to read fluently.
Read articleHow to read guitar and low tablatures
On a tablature each line is a string and each number a cut. We explain how to read it on guitar and low, its most common symbols and its boundaries to the score.
Read articleHow to transport a song to another tone
To transport is to move all notes and chords at the same distance. Learn to do so by semitones or by degrees, with capotre and for clarinet, trumpet or saxophone.
Read articleHow to use the metronome to practice: step by step guide
The metronome isn't to press you: it's a mirror of your pulse. That's how you choose the starting tempo, you work subdivisions and you get up the speed without running into them.
Read articleHow to use piano pedal: guide for beginners
The right pedal holds the sound and the secret is to change it just after we play the new chord. We explain to you the three pedals, how they are written and the most common mistakes.
Read articleReported musical compasas: 2 / 4, 3 / 4, 4 / 4 and 6 / 8
The 2 / 4, 3 / 4 and 4 / 4 divide each time into two and the 6 / 8 divide them into three. He understands that difference and learns how to count every bar with examples and exercises.
Read articleVoice Warm Exercises: A 10-minute routine
Ten minutes that change how your voice sounds: from body to scale, starting soft and in your comfortable area with adjustments for when you have little time.
Read articleHands independence exercises at piano
The independence of hands is built by steps: first every single hand, then put together in fragments and with a difficulties that goes up from step to step. Eight exercises to achieve this.
Read articleBreathing exercises to sing, step by step
Singing well starts with how you get and get out of air. A 10-minute routine with concrete times to train costidaphragmatic breathing and support.
Read articleThe circle of quintas explain simply
The circle of quintas commands the 12 tones as a watch. Learn how to draw it, to read and relative minor with it and to use it in practice.
Read articleA trumpet's mouth: how to start without forcing his lips
The sound of the trumpet is born on his lips. Thus, his mouth forms, his buzing trains and his resistance is built without squeezing his nozzle.
Read articleHighest and minor steps explained step by step
All the bigger scales follow the same formula of tones and semitones, and the smaller ones have three versions. Learn how to build them from any note.
Read articleGreek modes explain: from Ihonic to Fairy
The modes are seven scales that come from the bigger scale, each with its own centre and its own color. Learn how to recognize them by their characteristic note and how to practice them.
Read articleFirst drummer rhythms: 5 patterns to learn first
Five rhythms cover a great part of what a drummer plays in his first few months. Here they are broken up by time with moments to start with.
Read articleColombian rhythms: bamboo, corridor, cumbia and more
Why does bamboo write in two ways and cumbia count in two? Compasas, character and instruments of Colombian rhythms, with exercises to start with.
Read articleGuitar Rhythms: basic scattering for beginners
A scrape is a pattern of pounding down and up that's repeated. Here's the basics at 4 / 4 and 3 / 4, written with arrows, and how to practice them without your rhythm being broken.
Read articleRetiring drums: where to start
Five rudiments are good enough to start with: simple, double, paradoxle, and flash and double of five. Here's how to stick them and how to practice them on the pad.
Read articleVoice of his chest, his head and his mischief: differences and mixed voice
The vocal records explain without mystery: how you feel about each one, why the breakage appears and how mixed voice is built, in lyric and popular.
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