Steven Mal
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Ok, here's what I've been getting at. I recently found my old theory textbook and it reminded me of these tips.
The spaces on a musical staff spell F-A-C-E
The lines spell EGBDF, which can be remembered with the mnemonic Every Good Boy Does Fine
The order of sharps, FCGDAEB, can be memorized with the mnemonic, French Children Go Dance At Every Ball
The order of flats, BEADGCF, can be remembered as the word BEAD and Greatest Common Factor
They don't have to be mnemonics but what tips, tricks, advice or mnemonics do you have for memorizing or understanding theory? Is there anything that made studying and understanding music theory easier for you?
The spaces on a musical staff spell F-A-C-E
The lines spell EGBDF, which can be remembered with the mnemonic Every Good Boy Does Fine
The order of sharps, FCGDAEB, can be memorized with the mnemonic, French Children Go Dance At Every Ball
The order of flats, BEADGCF, can be remembered as the word BEAD and Greatest Common Factor
They don't have to be mnemonics but what tips, tricks, advice or mnemonics do you have for memorizing or understanding theory? Is there anything that made studying and understanding music theory easier for you?
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