Music Theory

Is E flat the same as D sharp? Well, yes and no. Between D and E is a half-tone that can be called D sharp … Read more

Why is there no B sharp? Odd as it may seem, B sharp (and E sharp as well) do exist; they’re precisely the same notes … Read more

If you enjoy delving into history and are a music enthusiast, you’ll love learning about chaconne vs. passacaglia. Like most words and conventions in the … Read more

Have you just started playing a musical instrument? Perhaps a piano, or even a clarinet? Well, chances are that you may be muddled by the … Read more

Are you just starting on your music journey and want to learn all about the intricate details that go into composing music? Well, you have … Read more

Music is all around us in our day-to-day lives. It emanates from the ceiling speakers at clothing stores it is projected from the portable amplifiers … Read more

When it comes to music, you will often come across treble, along with mid-range and bass. But do you know what treble in music actually … Read more

Upon hearing someone shout “one, two, three, four!” the next thing you’ll probably hear is the guitarist, vocalist, bassist, and drummer immediately jumping in at … Read more

Like many things in the world, musical texture has evolved over the years and done so in a swinging pendulum kind of way. In the … Read more

In music, the bridge is a standard section that you can hear in almost every style of song. Starting from pop songs to jazz—and even … Read more