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December 1, 2012 | Intervals Roasting

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If you haven't already seen this on the internet, you fellow music theory geeks are in for a treat! The catchy, clever reincarnation of a traditional Christmas favorite, "The Music Theory Song" is not only good for a few chuckles but an astounding insight into the nature of interval labels and some harmonic functions. Kudos to David Rakowski and Dave Swenson for this delight.

The Music Theory Song (Intervals Roasting)

May all your supertoncs be prolonged and bright.

Posted by Ted at December 1, 2012 5:54 AM


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