HERE Is Your Daily MUSIC THEORY WORKOUT!

If you're wanting to learn music theory, but are confused about where to begin, this video is for you. The daily music theory training session taught in this video will be helpful for musicians of all types who want a daily routine to help them understand musical keys, scales, chords, and more.
Here is the link to the video on the Chromatic Scale:
• THIS is the FIRST STEP...
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[@Stephen_M.]

I was told when I started my guitar journey, (almost 50 years ago), that there would be "keys" that would suddenly unlock things and make lots of things fall into place.

[@mtbplumber8490]

Wow this is fantastic.

[@jimcarley178]

Well done, taking a somewhat confusing concept to an intermediate player and putting some real fundamentals into building blocks and solid information. You made it "logical".

[@GonFreeccs123]

Very instructive explanation here, much appreciated. Will start applying this daily. One suggestion I would make for others learning is to learn the circle of 5ths/4ths pattern on each string to learn where all the notes are. Much easier than trying to memorize them in order (e.g F, F#, G, G#, etc..) because

[@MichaelPepin-tp6uf]

Damien thanks for the music theory lessons I want to know music theory but I don't want to go to a college music course to learn them.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

For once I can say that this was way below my pay grade. I've been studying piano for 2 years and have become a music theory geek. But I watched this anyway since I am always interested in seeing new approaches. And I am impressed with your approach and with the information given in this beginner lesson.

[@cliveshalice8490]

Years of struggling with this stuff has all become so much clearer after this one lesson! Very much appreciate your explanation and approach to teaching, really enjoyable experience!

[@LauraBonazzoli]

This is great! So clear. I feel as if I'm in class. Really well done.

[@Ricky-Jones-1979]

A good lesson for those starting out on their music journey!!!!

[@GablePointStudio]

Theory is a challenge for me. Good info! Thanks!

[@pixelpoet]

Great video and info many thanks dude.

[@kimchristenson5573]

Another great lesson! Thanks Damien!

[@tomsilber5938]

Damian great lesson, you've explained it so well 😊 keep it up.

[@PaulPalmer-bu9vl]

Another great instructional video lesson from Damian. The content and theory is excellent.

[@trey3545]

This approach truly generates results, and quickly! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@cristian-it7mc]

Great lesson very helpful, thanks

[@oliyBCN]

Good job I really agree with everything you said on my guitar learning journey I skipped unfortunately all this you talked about, thank you very much for this great lesson

[@Bonazzoliband]

This lesson really simplifies this concept. Thanks!

[@SonatinaBelle]

Truly fascinating!

[@IgnacioResillez-vz3ch]

Great job Damian, so much useful information in such a short video! I might add, as you’ve taught me in my private lessons, that the relative minor is 3 half steps back from the relative major, and the relative major is 3 half steps forward from the relative minor. That way we don’t need the refer to the circle of fifths. I’m still a work in progress. But thanks to you, it’s all starting to come together.