How Long to Read Garage Band Theory - GBTool 07 The Key

How Long Does it Take to Read Garage Band Theory - GBTool 07 The Key?

It takes the average reader and 57 minutes to read Garage Band Theory - GBTool 07 The Key by Duke Sharp

Assuming a reading speed of 250 words per minute. Learn more

Description

That jumble of odd looking symbols at the left end of a line of music is The Key. There's sharps and there's flats and numbers and who knows what else. One of the things you'll hear at a jam, or even gig, is someone will call out a tune. Then someone else says "What key is it in?" They get an answer, someone kicks it off and somehow everyone knows what all the chords are. And in most jam band situations like this, no one is reading music, but if they were, everyone's page would look the same, be written in the same key. But due to the evolution of orchestral instruments, when you see an orchestra reading that score, the violins have music that's written in one key, the tuba is in another and the xylophone is in another - and it sounds stupendous! You'll learn how that works. You'll learn about the Circle of Fifths, capos, modulation, transposing songs and transposing instruments and lots of stuff in between. The included diagrams and explanations make it easy to understand how similar all the instruments are and how they all relate to the keyboard - and the quiz at the end will ensure you've learned the info. (answer key included) This book is an excerpt taken from Garage Band Theory and you might find that to be a better value - it's available on Amazon. GBT covers everything you need to understand, play and make your own music! Here is a very brief recap of what you get when you order GBT: -Multi-genre approach - dozens of musical examples provide lots of variety, which makes you more well rounded musically. -Chapter quizzes and an answer key allows students to measure progress. -Learn to read music - with GBT examples + free software you develop reading skills without having to actually play an instrument. -Tablature for guitar, mandolin, banjo as well as a standard notation for keyboards, brass and woodwinds. The YouTube channel has over 250 videos so you can listen to every song used as an example. After all, playing by ear is about listening and GBT is the ONLY book that provides that. There's plenty of exercises using familiar songs and with a free download of MuseScore you can listen to them play. Playing by ear involves listening and with Garage Band Theory you can! The stuff in GBT is about understanding The Beatles and the Rolling Stones, Cole Porter and Duke Ellington, The Grateful Dead and Vampire Weekend. It's NOT about analyzing Bach Fugues.... but you'll be able to if you want to. There are loads of exercises and examples using familiar songs and with the free downloads on the book's website you can watch and hear the notes play at any speed you choose. "A full course of study under one cover, Garage Band Theory is impressively informed and informative. It's practical and insightful and should be considered an essential resource for any aspiring musician."James A Cox - Midwest Book Review - Publisher's Weekly "Garage Band Theory is a must for any musician." Rodney Crowell - 2 time Grammy winner "Don't be put off by this giant book - Duke's got the secrets of the universe in here. This is the most comprehensive book on music theory I've ever seen." - Bill Payne (Little Feat) "This book is written in the people's key." Kostas - Nashville Songwriter Hall of Fame For the musician in you ... and a perfect gift for the musician in your life ... get yours today!

How long is Garage Band Theory - GBTool 07 The Key?

Garage Band Theory - GBTool 07 The Key by Duke Sharp is 56 pages long, and a total of 14,336 words.

This makes it 19% the length of the average book. It also has 18% more words than the average book.

How Long Does it Take to Read Garage Band Theory - GBTool 07 The Key Aloud?

The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes 1 hour and 18 minutes to read Garage Band Theory - GBTool 07 The Key aloud.

What Reading Level is Garage Band Theory - GBTool 07 The Key?

Garage Band Theory - GBTool 07 The Key is suitable for students ages 8 and up.

Note that there may be other factors that effect this rating besides length that are not factored in on this page. This may include things like complex language or sensitive topics not suitable for students of certain ages.

When deciding what to show young students always use your best judgement and consult a professional.

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