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DL TPT · 02-08-2007, 02:08 PM

Brad,

Brekelefuw has it presented in a clearer and more concise manner than I have. But as others have mentioned, with practice it becomes easier. You may think about making you a chord chart that shows the concert pitch and then your chord and notes you can play. Two things happen when you do this. 1) You will remember them better and understand the concept of transposition as you write them in a notebook. 2) They become a great reference source when you get new music. You can look them up quickly.

I hope this helps.

DL

02-08-2007, 02:08 PM	#7 (permalink)
DL TPT New Friend Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Southeast Missouri Posts: 39	Re: Music Theory 101 Brad, Brekelefuw has it presented in a clearer and more concise manner than I have. But as others have mentioned, with practice it becomes easier. You may think about making you a chord chart that shows the concert pitch and then your chord and notes you can play. Two things happen when you do this. 1) You will remember them better and understand the concept of transposition as you write them in a notebook. 2) They become a great reference source when you get new music. You can look them up quickly. I hope this helps. DL __________________ Bb: Bach 37 Raw Brass C: Bach 239 Lacquer Eb/D: Yamaha 9610 Silver Flugelhorn: Yamaha YFH 731 Silver