Would you welcome a music theory series?

[Andrew Milner]

Hello one and all.
I was wondering if people would find a music theory series in which we can discuss certain topics (e.g. chord formation, tempo, scales etc.) useful. I’m not really a video guy so it would be mostly written and separated into a bunch of topics.
I am a big theory enthusiast and I find that I also like sharing what I’ve learned with others. The frequency of topics would be based on how much time I have with the added note that I’d try to make at least a topic a week.
So, yay or nay on it?
P.S. I also have a personal website in which I discuss music theory aspects, but I don’t feel comfortable sharing it until Syn or Papa Gates are ok with it (I don’t want people to think I’m trying to attract visits because it’s Syn’s site). I could share it in private for those who are truly interested and I’ll go public once I get the green light.

 

[Julian Penz]

I think this is a great idea! Theory is a thing that I need to know more about. Especially Pentatonics, notes and all the other stuff. For me its like Im playing so much cool stuff without to know what Im exactly doing.

 

[Jak Angelescu]

I am down for anything ANYONE shares. Dan has this amazing pentatonic series he’s been working on in the forums but I hardly get a chance to read it. I’ve studied some things but luckily after this upcoming Tuesday I can finally go hard at this stuff again!

 

[Ed Seith]

Everyone who teaches theory has different approaches. At SOME point one of them will stick with me beyond the rudiments. Some of the Papa stuff here has been HUGE for me, but I need to dig into it more. Now that I am once again “unencumbered” by having a working band, I hope to dig into it a lot more, but I’ll take it from ANYWHERE, so count me in if you start small!

 

[Dan Shipway]

Thanks Jak! Its really great to know so many people appreciate what I am doing!

 

[Aaron Aldous]

I’d be well up for contributing

 

[Donnie Keeney]

I say yes on theory. What is the first topic?

 

[Andrew Milner]

Well then, it’s settled.
The first topic will be on the basics: notes, semitones, octaves and pitches. It’ll hopefully go up either tonight or tomorrow morning, EET (I don’t know which timezone everyone is on…EET is basically CET + 1 or GMT + 2).
See you then.