Are music theory classes worth it?

Learning Music Theory is definitely worth your time, especially if you find yourself wanting to be a more serious musician. In the end, it’s not really if you should learn it, it’s when you should learn it.

Can you compose without knowing music theory?

So, Can You Compose Without Theory? Technically yes – if for instance you surround yourself with very competent musicians that can transcribe what you sing, find the chords to that melody, create the sounds that you have in mind, etc… then yes, you can definitely compose without knowing theory.

Is composing a good career?

Majoring in composition can open many doors to jobs, connections, and endless possibilities for creativity. This variety of career opportunities comes from rigorous training and studies, making connections, and plenty of creativity.

Does studying music theory make you a better composer?

Music theory will make you a better composer but you don’t have to become an expert to benefit from it. Covering some of the fundamentals already puts you steps ahead. You can go as far as you want (or need) to go.

How to become a better composer?

All the issues we bring up today are in no particular order of importance. They’re all useful and they will all work together in making you a better composer. 1. Listen (even if you don’t like it) 2. Score Read and Analyse 3. Learn Music Theory 4. Play an Instrument or 2 5. Sing and Train your Ears 6.

Do You need theory to play music?

But you don’t need theory to play music, just like kids don’t need to be aware of grammar to speak their native language. But if you’re looking to understand a bit more about what you’re doing, the question changes.

Why should I study music theory and aural skills?

It really doesn’t matter what your particular field of music will ultimately be, music theory and aural skills gives you insight into how all the notes and rhythms are put together in a composition. Understanding this opens up doors to your own enjoyment of music as well as your comprehension of something that is mystifying to everyone else.

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