Music Theory Course

The language and logic of music will add depth to your performance!

Music theory is like a map for learning music. When you understand where chords come from, how scales are constructed, and why rhythms are counted a certain way, you'll find that what once seemed complex music suddenly becomes "logical." This helps you progress from "knowing how to play" to "knowing why you play it that way." Whether it's piano, guitar, singing, or any instrument, understanding music theory is like having the "ability to comprehend music," which not only improves practice efficiency but also deepens your understanding of the ideas behind songs.

Music theory doesn't need to be memorized, nor is it boring. With the right approach, it will become a tool that makes learning music more and more enjoyable.

Course Information

• Four 50-minute lessons per session
• Enrollment open year-round
• Class type: Individual / Small group (groups must be formed by students)
• Please enroll in beginner courses first; advanced courses will be determined based on student status and instructor analysis.

Suitable for

• All instrument learners
• Those who want to improve their instrument learning speed
• Those who want to understand chords, scales, rhythms, and other fundamentals
• Those who want to learn arranging, or to sing and play more confidently
• Those preparing for music classes, exams, or competitions

Course Content and Features

1. Systematic establishment of core music theory such as scales, rhythms, chords, and tonality.
2. Learn to read music, analyze songs, and understand the relationships between notes.
3. Emphasis on "practicality": directly applicable to the instrument you are learning.
4. Intermediate levels can extend to harmony concepts, form, improvisation, and arranging concepts.