The Everything Music Theory Book, 3rd Edition

Take Your Understanding of Music to the Next Level

Author: Marc Schonbrun Series: Everything® Series

The Everything Music Theory Book, 3rd Edition

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Master the fundamentals of music! With interest in music instruction on the rise, this updated edition of The Everything Music Theory Book ditches the compact disc in favor of online audio so readers can quickly access music examples as they’re reading.

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Master the fundamentals of music with the updated edition of The Everything Music Theory Book that features online audio examples, challenging practice exercises, and hundreds of illustrations so you can take your understanding to the next level.

The Everything Music Theory Book, 3rd Edition is your comprehensive guide to mastering the essential tools needed to read, play, and comprehend music. Whether you’re a new student or an intermediate musician, this book offers a complete educational package that teaches you a deeper understanding of music.

Learn how chords and scales are constructed, how rhythm works, and how to understand complex time signatures. Discover how to identify a key and how keys are organized. Gain insights into how composers and musicians think about songwriting.

Each chapter includes several Etudes—focused practice exercises—that test and reinforce your newfound understanding of music theory. With hundreds of illustrations and helpful audio examples, this book ensures you grasp every concept thoroughly. So grab a pencil, tune your instrument, and become a better musician without missing a beat!

About the Author

Marc Schonbrun is a guitarist, author, teacher, and technologist. He’s authored numerous books covering guitar, music theory, and technology, many of which have become popular in schools and universities. From small venues to notable stages like Lincoln Center, Marc has showcased his talent in both jazz and classical styles, often as a solo performer. Now based in California with his family, he continues to balance teaching, performing, and family time.