trumpetdream

hi Im new to this forum and was hoping to make so new friends and learn as much as I can so can any one recommand a flew sites that can help get the advance of music theory i hope that made sense anyway thanks hope to see you all around.

Bear

Hello and welcome to the forums! First of all, none of us are masters of the English language but please try to use proper capitalization, spelling (tiz iznt ur txtn plc, k? lol)puncuation, sentence structure, etc... It will honestly help all of us to better understand your questions. For some people on here, English is a second language and we all need to try to help them understand better.

Now, to address your question: Several of us on this website have entensive knowledge in theory, plus you'll always get the advice of the general masses. If you have specific questions, just post them here and people will try to explain it to you in a myrid of different ways upon hopefully, one in which you will understand!

Take care and welcome aboard!

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Markie

what kind of question about music theory sent you to us?

deebee

The Dolmetsch site is definitely worth checking out.

Markie

musictheory.com
Also, I'd memorize the Cycle 4ths and 5ths . Once you do that, you can see how progressions go together. The cycle is a pretty cool device and easy to memorize if you can spell BEAD twice.
C, F, (Bb Eb Ab Db) F# (B E A D) G

You can readily tease out what's needed for the ii V7 I by looking at any three letters.
(C F Bb) (F Bb Eb) (Bb Eb Ab) and so on