Developing Your Musicianship

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Offered by Berklee College of Music. Develop your skills as a musician . Deepen your understanding of music theory to develop your skills as ... Enroll for free.

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Taught by
George W. Russell, Jr.
Chair
and 13 more instructors

Offered by
Berklee College of Music

This specialization includes these 3 courses.

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0 posts • 27 mentions • top 5 shown below

r/IWantToLearn • comment
4 points • EduGuy33

There is a specialization at coursera here that may include some stuff for you.

r/piano • comment
3 points • scpDZA

Hey you know what would really help is the first class of developing musicianship on coursera through Burklee college of music. Its a free course and is great for giving you some basic info to work with, hes a great teacher and will take you up from ground 0 of musical knowledge. Ive taken several music theory classes in my life and i really liked how he put his together. heres a link to the page

r/ableton • comment
1 points • Gerfe-Ph

https://www.coursera.org/specializations/musicianship-specialization?

r/musictheory • comment
2 points • tlh8505

I think you can just jump in and start learning, especially the very basics. This article is pretty helpful if you want to take some relatively inexpensive and low-commitment intro courses online: http://firstyearmusicproducer.com/latest/top-5-udemy-music-theory-courses-new-music-producers/

When I was first starting out I also took a really good course from Berkelee School of Music on Coursera (it was like $50). To complete the course you needed to commit 5-7 hours a week, but it really helped me get the basics down...I had a good handle on basic chord progressions by the end of it, which was great for sketching productions. This was the course series: https://www.coursera.org/specializations/musicianship-specialization

r/piano • comment
1 points • aie_m

Adult All-In-One Course: Lesson-Theory-Technic books , listen to a lot of music, follow YouTube channels related to music theory and piano.

Coursera has free courses from Berklee [and others] if you like class room like environment (https://www.coursera.org/specializations/musicianship-specialization)