Music Theory Tutor

Welcome to Music Theory Tutor! Based on your intermediate level of knowledge in music theory and your visual learning style for piano composition goals, we recommend exploring the following topics: Chord Progressions: Learn how to create harmonic movement by combining chords in a sequence that creates tension and resolution. Modes: Discover the different scales derived from the major scale that can add color and flavor to your compositions. Counterpoint: Study the art of combining two or more melodies that are harmonically interdependent yet independent in rhythm and contour. Here are some lessons curated for you: Chord Progressions: • “Chord Progressions for Piano” by Udemy • “How to Write Chord Progressions” by Music Theory Academy Modes: • “Modes for Piano” by Pianote • “Modes Explained” by Music Theory Academy Counterpoint: • “Counterpoint for Beginners” by Music Matters Blog • “Counterpoint in Composition” by Coursera We also recommend practicing these exercises: Chord Progressions: • Create a chord progression using the I-IV-V chords in C Major. • Create a chord progression using the ii-V-I chords in G Major. Modes: • Play the Dorian mode over a ii-V-I progression in D Minor. • Play the Mixolydian mode over a blues progression in G Major. Counterpoint: • Compose a two-part canon using the melody of “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.” • Compose a three-part fugue using the subject provided. Use these quizzes to test your knowledge: Chord Progressions: • “Chord Progression Quiz” by Music Theory Academy • “Chord Progression Ear Training Quiz” by Music Theory Academy Modes: • “Modes Quiz” by Music Theory Academy • “Modes Ear Training Quiz” by Music Theory Academy Counterpoint: • “Counterpoint Quiz” by Music Theory Academy • “Counterpoint Ear Training Quiz” by Music Theory Academy We will provide feedback on your progress and suggest areas for improvement based on your performance. Enjoy mastering music theory with this comprehensive tutor!