How to Learn Music Using Math
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| Rating | : | 4.57 (611 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B007HE6S3K |
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| Number of Pages | : | 531 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-09-13 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Presented also, is a mathematical variant of the traditional music score. No need to hold their hands, nurture and guide them like babies. It is an alteration of the black and white music notation for the keyboard. They want to learn music their own way. ‘How to Learn Music Using Math’ is not just about formulae, graphs or mapping. Give them the principles, the relationships and the deep theories behind any field of endeavour. ‘How to Learn Music Using Math’ responds positively to a great need that has been expressed by many mathematicians and scientists. ‘How to Learn Music Using Math’ was developed to enhance the understanding of musical elements such as melody , harmony and rhythm using mathematical formulae. No more of taking 6 months to attain an appreciable level of competence using traditional approaches when things could be done in three weeks.‘How to Learn Music Using Math’ is the learning to play the keyboard, in particular, in the fast lane and with ultimate understanding. The use of the staffs, clefs, leger lines, and note symbols have been eliminated. Numbers and letters (eg.3C, 2D and 1D) are used to represent the keys/notes. It is particularly potent for the teen or pre-teen who is keen on Mathematics. The use of mapping and translation enhances the understanding of transposition among keys. The key and time signatures are written
Walter E. Obrien said The publisher has to be kidding. Okay, I hate it when people review a book without reading it.I did, however, get a sample of the "book". It was the table of contents. Two page of table of contents.I then went back to see what they said about the "book". That's when I noticed that the book was FORTY pages long. FORTY pages for six dollars?Not for me.