Musical Harmony – Many different elements comprise music. The basic rhythm and length of sounds or songs are determined by these elements. All compositions need some sort of rhythm to keep the audience interested. Does a song or piece of music gain interest from people if there are no basic elements such as rhythm or length? Sound is also important because certain events on stage may not rhyme. These will need to be rhymed and arranged to suit the taste of the audience.
The element of rhythm is vital to the emotional character of the piece of music. The purpose of adding a chord change (the change from Treble to Bass or vice versa) or a rhythm change is to change the length and rhythm of the piece so that it fits better with the message of the music.
Harmony is a special relation to music theory. Harmony is a relation between 2 or more different notes, which have a vital interrelationship to form a pleasant melody (a harmony).
Compare a treble clef, which is 5 black keys grouped in two semi departments maple bars across the fingerboard of the piano, with the bass clef, which contains 2 black keys grouped in a vertical department with the white keys between them.
In the treble clef, you have the 3 black keys and the 2 white keys in the spaces. The 2 white keys in the spaces and the 3 black keys in the treble clef spaces.
In the bass clef, you have the 6 black keys and the 5 white keys in the spaces. The 4 white keys in between are the ones in between the 5 black keys.
Harmony is formed between the 3 black keys because they are dancers.
We have 3 types of harmony
The leading note of the melody is called the root. This is the note from which the harmony gets its name.
In the treble clef, you have the E note and the 2 black key dots.
Dot – the 2 black keys
– the E note
– the 2 black keys
C – the 4 white keys
Musical Harmony – This is called a Modulation. The melody notes get their name from the root notes.
In the bass clef, you have the A note and the 2 black key dots.
– The A note
– The 2 black keys
– The 4 white keys
as you can see the 2 black keys are changed to the 4 white keys. This is called a Blues progression.
The harmony notes are called the 3rd, 5th, and 7th. These are the building blocks of chords. A chord is when you combine more than one set of these notes.
A 3rd can either be a 2nd or a 4th. This is because the distance between these 3rds is the same as the 4th. The 4th is + a note to a 5th so it is the same distance as the 3rd to the 5th. That means that chords are built by combining the intervals of a 3rd and 5th. These are called Triads. There are 7 different triads that you can play. This is the number that starts below the limit.
You have to know that there are white and black keys. The white keys are the higher notes. This means that the black keys are lower. To play a chord you have to interact with the white keys. This is called C playing white keys. This means that you press the white keys starting from C. C D E F G A B to start from C. This is called C as a Triad. The number x in the chart means that you have to play this chord another.
Musical Harmony – You have to know about notes, staff, and clefs. The staff is the one that the notes are written on. A treble clef is the one that goes at the beginning of the treble clef. The notes are written on the 2nd line of the staff. The notes are generally higher than the E note. A bass clef is the one that goes at the beginning of the bass clef. The notes are also written on the 4th line of the staff. The E note is also the 4th line of the staff. D is the 5th line and the 4th line is also the 5th line. Piano music is written on a 5 line staff. This staff has 5 lines. Everything is also written on the 4th line. This means that you have to play everything on the 4th line.
The x in the chart means to play this chord another.
The roman numbers refer to the notes. II stands for II modis. V means vibrato. These are the basic rules. If you want to add more chords, explain to me after reading this. I want you to have a basic understanding of the entire piano music.