Thanks again Lawrence. Most of what I do on here will be giving people tools to work towards a deep familiarity of their fretboard and music theory and how to connect what they hear to that.
This is great, Andrew. Thank you! I was lucky to attend a session with Peter Bernstein who likened this knowledge to a cashier making change: you can do the math in your head instantly. You mentioned flash cards - surely there’s an app on your phone that can train/test your knowledge. Something you could do anytime, anywhere. Recommendations?
Another excellent post, Andrew! I've got a pretty good understanding of the theory but I just learned a whole bunch from your article. I really like where you're going with this series and will be following along intently.
Thanks again Lawrence. Most of what I do on here will be giving people tools to work towards a deep familiarity of their fretboard and music theory and how to connect what they hear to that.
This is great, Andrew. Thank you! I was lucky to attend a session with Peter Bernstein who likened this knowledge to a cashier making change: you can do the math in your head instantly. You mentioned flash cards - surely there’s an app on your phone that can train/test your knowledge. Something you could do anytime, anywhere. Recommendations?
Another excellent post, Andrew! I've got a pretty good understanding of the theory but I just learned a whole bunch from your article. I really like where you're going with this series and will be following along intently.