First Lessons Music Theory

· Mel Bay Publications
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This book is an introduction to music theory. Twenty-six lessons begin with a guide to reading music and progress to cover topics ranging from rhythm to chord types. By the end of this book, the reader will be familiar with all of the terms and concepts necessary for a basic and confident understanding of music.
This book is an introduction to music theory. Twenty-six lessons begin with a guide to reading music and progress to cover topics ranging from rhythm to chord types. By the end of this book, the reader will be familiar with all of the terms and concepts necessary for a basic and confident underst...

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About the author

Katherine Curatolo began playing the viola at the age of eight in Niantic, Connecticut. After completing high school at the Interlochen Arts Academy, she earned a Bachelor of Music degree in viola performance with high honors from the University of Michigan. Ms. Curatolo continued her studies at the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University, where she received a fellowship to coach chamber music in the Michael P. Hammond Preparatory Program. She teaches privately and has performed across the United States as an orchestral and chamber musician. Her teachers have included James Dunham, Yizhak Schotten, Caroline Coade, and Peter Slowik.

Katherine Curatolo began playing the viola at the age of eight in Niantic, Connecticut. After completing high school at the Interlochen Arts Academy, she earned a Bachelor of Music degree in viola performance with high honors from the University of Michigan. Ms. Curatolo continued her studies at ...

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