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Learning objectives

Know the difference between a static circle and a moving circle
Read out all the scale tones of all 12 keys in one flash
Find all the 7 diatonic chords in all 12 keys in one flash
Learn how the 12 tones intearct with each other
Predict chord progressions using the circle
Understand complex harmony in rosa's simple and focus presentation
Love music harmony using circle of 5ths
Understand fundamental music theory hidden beneath the circle of 5ths
Make full use of the circle of 5ths for their instruments
Create their rotary magic circle
Apply the circle of 5ths to analyze the chord progressions of songs
Transpose into different keys using circle of 5ths
Analyze compositions of songs with circle of 5ths

Understand primary dominant 7 chords in 12 keys - v7 to i
Analyze the complexity of secondary dominant chords
Know the roman numerals notation for secondary dominant chords
Create an inner template to find all 7 diatonic chords in 12 keys
Create an inner template to find all the 3 basic chords in all 12 keys
Create an inner template to find the 5 secondary dominant chords in all 12 keys
Use the 2 circles with their templates to harmonize any songs professionally
Use the 7 + 5 chords to compose your own songs
Predict chord progressions of songs using the circle
Understand the dynamics of the movement of chords
Apply the circle of 5ths to many songs to understand chord progression
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Know the difference between a static circle and a moving circle
Read out all the scale tones of all 12 keys in one flash
Find all the 7 diatonic chords in all 12 keys in one flash
Learn how the 12 tones intearct with each other
Predict chord progressions using the circle
Understand complex harmony in rosa's simple and focus presentation
Love music harmony using circle of 5ths
Understand fundamental music theory hidden beneath the circle of 5ths
Make full use of the circle of 5ths for their instruments
Create their rotary magic circle
Apply the circle of 5ths to analyze the chord progressions of songs
Transpose into different keys using circle of 5ths
Analyze compositions of songs with circle of 5ths
Understand primary dominant 7 chords in 12 keys - v7 to i
Analyze the complexity of secondary dominant chords
Know the roman numerals notation for secondary dominant chords
Create an inner template to find all 7 diatonic chords in 12 keys
Create an inner template to find all the 3 basic chords in all 12 keys
Create an inner template to find the 5 secondary dominant chords in all 12 keys
Use the 2 circles with their templates to harmonize any songs professionally
Use the 7 + 5 chords to compose your own songs
Predict chord progressions of songs using the circle
Understand the dynamics of the movement of chords
Apply the circle of 5ths to many songs to understand chord progression
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Syllabus

Introduction

Highlights of the Course

Overview of the Course

The Pattern of Magic Circle Movement

Why are the letters in the circle written in this way?

Think about this before you go to the next lecture.

Note: Please note that from Eb to Bb, it is Eb, F, G, Ab, Bb. I put the wrong screen shot there. Thanks, Rosa

Moving up in Perfect 5ths

In Clockwise Position:

C to G

G to D

D to A

A to E

E to B

B to F#

Gb to Db

Db to Ab

Ab to Eb

Eb to Bb

Bb to F

F to C

Circle of 5ths Movement

Moving up in Perfect 4ths

Counter Clockwise Movement:

C to F

F to Bb

Bb to Eb

Eb to Ab

Ab to Db

Db to Gb

F# to B

B to E

E to A

A to D

D to G

G to C

Circle of 5ths At the Piano:

Moving Up in 5ths and Down in 4ths Clockwise position:

C to G

G to D

D to A

A to E

E to B

B to F#

Gb to Db

Db to Ab

Ab to Eb

Eb to Bb

Bb to F

F to C

Magic Circle of 5ths

Key Signatures:

Tip: Look at it like a face of a clock!

Right side: All Sharp Keys

G Key - 1 Sharp

D Key - 2 Sharps

A Key - 3 Sharps

E Key - 4 Sharps

B Key - 5 Sharps

F# Key - 6 Sharps

Left Side: All Flat Keys

F Key - 1 Flat

Bb Key - 2 Flats

Eb Key - 3 Flats

Ab Key - 4 Flats

Db Key - 5 Flats

Gb Key - 6 Flats

Magic Circle Tip to find the Key Signatures:

Right side: All Sharp Keys

G Key - F#

D Key - F# C#

A Key - F# C# G#

E Key - F# C# G# D#

B Key - F# C# G# D# A#

F# Key - F# C# G# D# A# E#

Magic Circle of 5ths

Left Side - All Flats

F Key - Bb

Bb Key - Bb Eb

Eb Key - Bb Eb Ab

Ab Key - Bb Eb Ab Db

Db Key - Bb Eb Ab Db Gb

Gb Key - Bb Eb Ab Db Gb Cb

The Magic Trick: Just ADD One More as you move along

In the order of sharps: Just add one extra sharp as you move to the right

G Key - 1 Sharp

D Key - 2 Sharps

A Key - 3 Sharps

E Key - 4 Sharps

B Key - 5 Sharps

F# Key - 6 Sharps

In the order of flats: just add one extra flat as you move counter clockwise on the left

F Key - 1 Flat

Bb Key - 2 Flats

Eb Key - 3 Flats

Ab Key - 4 Flats

Db Key - 5 Flats

Gb Key - 6 Flats

Circle of 5ths

To add the Sharps in the Key Signature:

Start at F, and then move forward:

F# C#

F# C# G#

F# C# G# D#

F# C# G# D# A#

F# C# G# D# A# E#

Circle of 5ths

To add the Flats in the Key Signature:

Start at B, and then move counter clockwise:

Bb Eb

Bb Eb Ab

Bb Eb Ab Db

Bb Eb Ab Db Gb

Bb Eb Ab Db Gb Cb

Circle Movement to Find Sharps & Flats for Key Signature:

1. Set C at 12 o clock position

2. The order of sharps: 7 Sharps

3. The order of flats: 7 flats

Circle of 5ths Movement

Flats:

Add Flats in this order: B E A D G C F

Sharps:

Add Sharps in the reverse order: F C G D A E B

7 Tones of C Major Scale:

C D E F G A B

7 White Keys

7 Tones of G Major Scale:

G A B C D E F#

6 White Keys & 1 Black Key

7 Tones of D Major Scale:

D E F# G A B C#

5 White Keys & 2 Black Keys

7 Tones of A Major Scale:

A B C# D E F# G#

4 White Keys & 3 Black Keys

7 Tones of F Major Scale:

F G A Bb C D E

6 White Keys & 1 Black Key

7 Tones of B Major Scale:

B C# D# E F# G# A#

5 Black Keys & 2 White Keys

Basic Chords for C Key: C, F, G7

Use Roman Numerals:

Chord C = Chord I

Chord F = Chord IV

Chord G7 = Chord V7

C Key:

Chord I: C

Chord IV: F

Chord V7: G7

F Key:

Chord 1: F

Chord IV: Bb

Chord V7: C7

Bb Key:

Chord I: Bb

Chord IV: Eb

Chord V7: F7

Eb Key:

Chord 1: Eb

Chord IV: Ab

Chord V7: Bb7

Ab Key:

Chord I: Ab

Chord IV: Db

Chord V7: Eb7

Db Key:

Chord I: Db

Chord IV: Gb

Chord V7: Ab7

Figure out the Basic Chords for B Key:

What is Chord I?

What is Chord IV?

What is Chord V7?

You can check the answer at the end of the lecture section.

When you play simple nursery rhymes, folk songs, or Christmas songs, you can use just 3 Basic Chords:

Chord I

Chord IV

Chord V7

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1. Song usually always begin with Chord I

2. Use the circle to predict the next Basic Chord: Either Chord IV or Chord V7

3. The song usually ends with Chord V7 going to Chord I as the ending Chord.

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The above is a general way people play by ear. They just try out the chords to see which chords sound right as the song moves along! :)

You are My Sunshine - D Key

I moved away from C Key to show you that if you know how to interactively use Circle of 5ths - it is EFFORTLESS to understand chord progressions in ANY Key.

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You are My Sunshine uses Basic Chords: I IV V7

1. In general, the song moves between Chord I & Chord IV. It's a mellow song.

2. At the end of the song you see V7 going to I

3. V7 creates a tension in music.

4. V7 wants to resolve to another chord.

5. Most of the time, V7 wants to resolve to Chord I, the Home base chord, the chord the Key is in.

6. V7 resolves to I

7. This is called Plagal Cadence.

8. V7 to I has an ending sound.

9. You feel good hearing V7 going to I

10. This is what you often hear at the end of the song.

After the applause, everyone claps their hands because the song has ended beautifully! It is V7 to I. You didn't know that before? Now you do! :)

Amazing Grace uses 3 Basic Chords - Key of F

1. Take out your circle

2. Move F to 12 o clock position

3. Bb and C7 moves around the F Chord

4. Chord IV & V7 likes to move to Chord 1

After these 4 assignments, I am sure you are getting a good idea of how basic chords move in a song.

You can use the Circle of 5ths to predict all basic chords movement.

Find some Christmas songs to work on.

Find some folk songs to work on.

Find some hymns to work on.

Find some Gospel songs to work on.

The more you do, the more confident you will become in using the Circle of 5ths.

4 Types of 7th Chords are formed in the C Diatonic Scale:

1. Major 7 (IM7, IVM7)

2. Minor 7 (ii7, iii7, vi7)

3. Dominant 7 (V7)

4. Half Diminished 7

Put in the minor 7 chords in the inner circle:

ii7

iii7

vi7

Tip: The minor chords are also side by side with each other.

C Key:

ii7 - Dm7

iii7 - Em7

vi7 - Am7

F Key:

ii7 - Gm7

iii7 - Am7

vi7 - Dm7

Eb Key:

ii7 - Fm7

iii7 - Gm7

vi7 - Am7

B Key:

ii7 - C#m7

iii7 - D#m7

vi7 - G#m7

Db Key:

ii7 - Ebm7

iii7 - Fm7

vi7 - Bbm7

Learn all the Tips of the Magic Circle - That's all you need at the piano!

If you know how to practice your techniques, your scales, your chords using the Circle movement (which we will talk about in later lectures), you will know this circle inside out that you can hear how music work harmoniously to one another, how the tones lead from one to the other... and one day, you discover - hey, I can play by ear!

This was my journey.

This will be your journey too! :)

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas:

1. Do you notice that this song has a pattern?

2. Actually a lot of songs have this pattern.

3. How do you identify patterns? You look at the chord progression of the song

4. This song repeats this chord progression: 1 6 2 5

5. 1 6 2 5 repeats in every 2 measures

6. If you know how to play 1 6 2 5 in the first 2 measures, you will be able to play 1 6 2 5 in the rest of the measures.

7. Look at the Circle Movement: The chord progression moves counter clockwise from Am7 to Dm7 to G7 and back to C. It is a 6251 chord progression going back to the Home Chord.

Heart and Soul - 1625 Chord Progression

This song is very easy to play!

Learn the following tip to practice using the Circle of 5ths:

1. 1625 follows the Circle movement.

2. The song just repeats 1625.

3. Take out your Circle.

4. Go to the piano and move the Circle to different keys.

5. You can now identify the 1625 chords of all 12 keys just by moving the circle.

6. If you know the chords, then you can play Heart and Soul in all 12 Keys using 1625 Chord Progression.

Try to Remember - Uses 6251 + 36251

36251 is a great sounding Chord Progression.

Whenever you can substitute iii7 for Chord I, put in the iii7. It sounds more dreamy!

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Provides a comprehensive understanding of music harmony, covering both basic and advanced concepts, which is beneficial for music students

Explores the Circle of Fifths as a dynamic tool for understanding chord progressions and key relationships, which is valuable for musicians

Teaches how to use the Circle of Fifths to analyze and predict chord progressions in popular songs, which is helpful for songwriters

Includes exercises and assignments that encourage hands-on application of the Circle of Fifths, which reinforces learning for music students

Breaks down complex music theory concepts into easy-to-understand presentations, which makes it accessible for beginner musicians

Focuses on practical application by analyzing chord progressions in popular songs, which is useful for musicians seeking real-world examples

Reviews summary

Mastering circle of fifths for harmony

According to students, this course provides a revolutionary way to learn chord progression and understand music harmony. Learners find it so full of information and the best course on the Circle of Fifths they've encountered. The unique Magic Moving Circle concept is highlighted for making theory dynamic and helping students play by ear. The course covers a comprehensive range from basic to advanced music harmony, including understanding scales, key signatures, diatonic, and secondary dominant chords for all 12 keys. Students report learning in leaps and bounds, finding the explanations easy to understand and the exercises helpful for retaining information and applying concepts to their instruments. It helps build a solid foundation even for experienced players and enables predicting chord progressions in songs.

Builds a strong understanding of harmony.

"Even if you are an advanced player, I think this course still can help you build a solid foundation in understanding..."

"Helped me deepen my knowledge even though I wasn't a complete beginner."

"I gained a solid foundation from completing this course."

Exercises reinforce understanding.

"I loved the exercises which helped me retain the information."

"There is a Chart in the course that is helpful also."

"The exercises are great for solidifying the concepts."

Covers basic to advanced, explained simply.

"Rosa structured the whole course in such a detail..."

"This is a Comprehensive Course covering Music Harmony - Basic to Advanced."

"Even Advanced Music is made EZ for you to understand in the presentation."

"learn in leaps and bounds with your courses."

Apply theory directly to your instrument.

"takes you from a player who can't play without score to a player who can start playing simple songs by ear."

"make full use of the Circle of 5ths for their instruments"

"Follow simple formulas to play by ear using the Circle of 5ths to guide you."

"I can finally see how this applies to my piano playing."

Helps predict and understand song chords.

"Revolutionary way to learn chord progression."

"You can advance further from there by playing in different keys, exploring more advanced chords using her concept."

"You will eventually learn to write your own songs using the Circle in any Key you wish."

"predict chord progressions of songs using the Circle"

Unique approach makes theory dynamic.

"Revolutionary way to learn chord progression."

"Didn't know that it also can be used to chord progression for every key."

"The Magic Circle has helped me learn Key Signatures, the order of Sharps and Flats, Roman Numerals & Chord progressions."

"Turning the Static Circle of 5ths into a Dynamic Moving Circle."

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Music Theory #1- Circle of 5ths Master Class 12 Keys with these activities:

Review Basic Chord Progressions

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Reinforce your understanding of basic chord progressions like I-IV-V to prepare for analyzing more complex progressions using the Circle of Fifths.

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Identify I-IV-V chords in C, G, D, and F major.
Practice transitioning between these chords on your instrument.
Listen to simple songs and try to identify the I-IV-V progression.

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Solidify your understanding of fundamental music theory concepts like scales, chords, and key signatures, which are essential for grasping the Circle of Fifths.

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Work through the first few chapters, focusing on scales and chords.
Practice playing the exercises in different keys.
Relate the concepts in the book to the Circle of Fifths.

Create a Circle of Fifths Cheat Sheet

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Consolidate your knowledge by creating a visual aid that summarizes key information about the Circle of Fifths, such as key signatures, relative minors, and dominant chords.

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Draw a Circle of Fifths diagram.
Label each key with its key signature (sharps or flats).
Include the relative minor for each major key.
Add the dominant chord (V) for each key.

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Key Signature Identification Drills

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Improve your ability to quickly identify key signatures by practicing drills that test your knowledge of sharps and flats in each key.

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Use online resources or flashcards to quiz yourself on key signatures.
Set a timer and try to identify as many key signatures as possible in a given time.
Focus on keys that you find challenging.

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Deepen your understanding of music theory concepts related to harmony, melody, and rhythm, which will enhance your ability to apply the Circle of Fifths.

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Read the sections on harmony, chords, and key signatures.
Work through the exercises and examples in the book.
Relate the concepts to the Circle of Fifths and its applications.

Analyze Chord Progressions in Popular Songs

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Apply your knowledge of the Circle of Fifths by analyzing the chord progressions of several popular songs and identifying patterns and relationships between chords.

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Choose 3-5 popular songs from different genres.
Find the chord charts for these songs.
Analyze the chord progressions and identify the key of each song.
Use the Circle of Fifths to explain the relationships between the chords in each progression.

Compose a Short Piece Using Circle of Fifths Progressions

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Test your understanding of the Circle of Fifths by composing a short musical piece that incorporates chord progressions derived from the circle.

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Choose a key and create a chord progression using the Circle of Fifths.
Develop a melody that complements the chord progression.
Arrange the piece for your instrument of choice.
Record or perform your composition.

Career center

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Songwriter

A songwriter crafts original musical compositions, often including both lyrics and melodies. This course may provide a solid foundation in music theory, particularly regarding chord progressions and key signatures, essential tools for any songwriter. Understanding the Circle of Fifths helps a songwriter to experiment with different chord voicings, compose more easily in multiple keys, and analyze chord progressions in existing songs. Moreover, the course’s focus on identifying and applying diatonic chords and secondary dominants may allow a songwriter to add complexity and sophistication to their compositions. The course also covers song analysis, which is a critical skill for any songwriter.

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Music Composer

A music composer creates original musical works, often for specific ensembles or purposes such as film scores or video game soundtracks. This course may provide music composers with a strong grasp of music theory, especially in understanding how chords interact within different keys—a core concept taught through the Circle of Fifths. Music composers may find particular value in the course’s coverage of diatonic chords, secondary dominants, and chord progressions. The ability to predict and manipulate chord progressions may empower music composers to create richer, harmonically interesting pieces. Furthermore, the course’s inclusion of song analysis techniques may offer music composers a framework for dissecting and understanding successful compositions.

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Music Arranger

A music arranger takes an existing musical piece and adapts it for a different ensemble or performance context. Music arrangers who learn from this course may find a deeper understanding of harmony and chord progressions, thanks to the focus on the Circle of Fifths. The course's emphasis on diatonic chords, secondary dominants, and key signatures may give music arrangers the knowledge to tastefully alter and enhance existing compositions. By learning how to transpose into different keys and analyze chord progressions, music arrangers may gain a refined ability to tailor arrangements to suit various instrumental combinations and performance settings. Learning to predict chord progressions, in particular, may be useful to Music arrangers.

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Music Educator

The music educator instructs students in music theory, performance, and appreciation, often across a range of instruments and skill levels. The insights gained through this course on circle of fifths, and chord progressions may allow a music educator to convey fundamental music concepts in a clearer and more engaging manner. The course may provide music educators with practical tools for teaching key signatures, scale construction, and chord relationships. The curriculum's structured approach, moving from basic to advanced concepts, may help music educators structure their own lessons effectively. The course's emphasis on song analysis also provides content for music appreciation.

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Music Director

A music director oversees the musical aspects of a performance or production, such as a theatrical show or a concert series. This course may help a music director gain a deeper understanding of musical harmony, including chord progressions and key relationships, which are deeply covered in the Circle of Fifths. The course may provide music directors with the knowledge to make informed decisions about arrangements, transpositions, and overall musical direction. The course content on diatonic chords and secondary dominants may allow music directors to bring nuance and sophistication to their productions. Furthermore, the song analysis techniques taught in the course may help music directors understand the structure and impact of the music.

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Pianist

Pianists perform solo or ensemble music. This course may help a pianist gain a deeper understanding of music theory, particularly the Circle of Fifths, which may greatly enhance their ability to learn new pieces quickly, improvise, and transpose music on the spot. The course's emphasis on chord progressions and key signatures may provide pianists with a solid foundation for understanding the harmonic structure of music. The course may also help pianists analyze and interpret musical scores with greater insight, and the course's visual aids, such as the Magic Moving Circle, may deepen a pianist's understanding and appreciation of music theory.

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Guitarist

The guitarist plays a diverse range of musical styles, from classical to rock, jazz, and more. This course may give guitarists a stronger grasp of music theory, particularly understanding chord progressions and key relationships through the Circle of Fifths. With the knowledge of diatonic chords and secondary dominants that this course may give, guitarists may more easily compose songs, improvise solos, and understand the underlying harmony of existing songs. The course's systematic approach to learning scales, chords, and chord progressions may accelerate the learning process for guitarists across various genres.

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Music Producer

A music producer oversees the recording process of a song or album, making decisions about arrangements, instrumentation, and overall sound. This course may deepen a music producer's understanding of music theory, especially the relationships between chords and keys as represented by the Circle of Fifths. The music producer may find the course material on diatonic chords and secondary dominants useful for crafting unique harmonic textures and chord voicings. By understanding song structure through analysis, music producers may learn to enhance the emotional impact and cohesiveness of the recordings they produce.

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Ukulele Instructor

A ukulele instructor teaches students how to play the ukulele. This course may introduce them to the circle of fifths which helps with understanding the relationship between chords and scales. The instructor may then pass on this knowledge to students. The course describes a simple formula to find all the scale tones of all 12 Keys. By teaching this to students, ukulele instructors may improve the students' speed of learning. Finally, the instructor may also teach the students to use the Circle of Fifths to write their own songs.

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Music Journalist

A music journalist writes about music for newspapers, magazines, websites, or other media outlets. The understanding of chord progressions and key signatures learned in this course may give the music journalist a deeper insight into the music. Music harmony may be better understood as well using this course. This understanding may allow the music journalist to write more thoroughly about the music. This may result in a higher level of music appreciation for the readers of the music journalist. The music journalist may use information obtained from the course to write about a composer's use of circle of fifths.

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Choir Director

A choir director leads a group of singers in rehearsals and performances. This course may help a choir director with knowledge of chord progressions and key signatures, which may allow them to better understand the songs that the choir is performing. Using this course, a choir director's understanding of the circle of fifths may improve. This knowledge may allow the choir director to analyze the songs in more detail. By understanding subtleties of different chords and keys, they may be able to improve the choir's performance.

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Opera Singer

An opera singer performs in operatic productions, requiring a high level of vocal skill and musical interpretation. This course may improve the opera singer's understanding of chord progressions and key signatures. With the theory of music improved, the opera singer may understand the musicality of the performance in better detail. They may learn to sing the music in a more subtle and detailed manner. The opera singer may understand how to better blend their voice with the other voices in the production.

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Music Therapist

A music therapist uses music-based interventions to address the emotional, physical, and cognitive needs of clients. This course may allow them to understand chord progressions and key signatures. In particular, the course touches on song analysis. This understanding of music may allow a music therapist with better ways to engage with clients. It may also allow the therapist to better understand the client's emotional state and needs. Music from different backgrounds may be employed during therapy sessions.

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Entertainment Lawyer

An entertainment lawyer provides legal advice and representation to clients in the music, film, television, and other entertainment industries. This course may help the lawyer understand, for example, the use of circle of fifths in composing music. This may help the lawyer better represent musical clients. Music harmony may be better understood as well using this course. Lawyers who also understand the creative aspects of music are often more helpful to musicians. This understanding may allow the entertainment lawyer to be more successful.

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We've selected two books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Music Theory #1- Circle of 5ths Master Class 12 Keys.

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Provides a solid foundation in music theory, covering topics such as scales, chords, and key signatures in an accessible manner. It's particularly helpful for beginners who need a gentle introduction to the concepts discussed in the course. The book's clear explanations and practical examples make it an excellent resource for self-study and reinforcement of the course material. It serves as a good background for those unfamiliar with music theory.

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