We are musicians, composers, engineers, teachers and students alike. The path of a musician can be challenging and uncertain but it can also be enriching and great fun! This is the path we chose and we are here as your resource. Explore theory, history, ear training, technique, special topics and overall musicianship.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 150 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationMusic |
We will now further our discussion of Shankerian analysis with linear intervalic progressions, compound melodies, transition between voices, more on the neighbor note and a continued effort to galvanize our understanding of the 3 main layers involved... more
It is time to dedicate another episode to the purpose of reviewing some of the topics we've covered. This episode, part 4 of our recaps, will cover episodes 71-100. By episode 100, we have covered the equivelent of a "theory 4" level education, by mo... more
We've touched on music apps in past episodes. But we thought it might be nice to dedicate an episode to some great apps that cover ear training, rhythm, notation and practice. We will also share some of our own ear training tips that we've picked up ... more
Continuing from episode 134, Middle Ages Music Pt.2, we will now get into the early to mid Renaissance period. In this episode, we will cover the composition techniques and musical stylings of composers, such as Guillaume Dufay and Josquin Des Prez (... more
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Whether you’re a music student in college, someone who is just curious about how and why music works, or are like me and going back to school after a very long break, this is the podcast you’re looking for. Well planned, relaxed, and thorough, these guys do a fantastic job at making music accessible to everybody. (Spoiler: music theory isn’t some magical out-of-reach concept for all but a select few. 😆) I have a Bachelor’s degree in music and am starting a Master’s, and I have either refre... more
Simply the best way of getting a comprehensive up to date musical education. Podcasts are long but digressions help to cement and revise ideas and make theory more musically meaningful. Thanks guys.
I've been a bass player for 20 years and I've tried many times to learn music theory on my own without much success. This podcast really made a lot of things click and I enjoy each and every episode. Keep up the good work!
Listening from Québec. Thank you for helping me in my musical journey.
If you search Top Ten best Music Theory Podcasts, you will find Music Student 101 in every list that is made. Most lists name it the #1 because it is. Jeremy and Matt love to teach and is clear they want you to learn. They have taught me so much and I very grateful for them. Thank you guys for taking my music to the next level.
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