As I have learned (self-taught) to play the accordion, I have also learned more about music theory.
Circle of fifths, scales, chord formation are a few of the basic elements of music theory that I have employed in my practicing and playing, as I imagine we all do/did.
As a help to less experienced and/or self-taught players, are there other areas of music theory that have propelled your musicianship to the next level?
Or, with reference to circle of fifths, scales and chord formation, which of these do you feel deserves more than a cursory study or understanding to improve one's playing.
Howard
Circle of fifths, scales, chord formation are a few of the basic elements of music theory that I have employed in my practicing and playing, as I imagine we all do/did.
As a help to less experienced and/or self-taught players, are there other areas of music theory that have propelled your musicianship to the next level?
Or, with reference to circle of fifths, scales and chord formation, which of these do you feel deserves more than a cursory study or understanding to improve one's playing.
Howard
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