Music Theory Workshop Follow-Up

Hello again, MMM folks!

Thanks so much once again to those of you who were able to attend the first "Effortless Composition" workshop, and Alex/Meta Mind Music for hosting! It was so much fun to share the some applications of the Music Theory Tree system with you, answer your questions, and I hope to do it again soon! We've only scratched the surface.

We got some great suggestions for future topics during the Q & A portion, and Alex and I are thinking we will set another MTT workshop to be held in August. If you were not able to make the first workshop, the second one will still be made accessible for those with all levels of music theory knowledge.

I'd love to hear more of your feedback about the workshop.

What did you find helpful?

What would you like to see/hear more of?

What was not touched on that you would appreciate some time in a workshop dedicated to exploring?

Are there any points you'd like clarification on?

If you haven't already, please get your FREE MTT Music Theory Exercises from Musictheorytree.com/free-download. I will be using examples of these exercises to explore numerous musical ideas in future content like videos and articles, primarily centered around composition/analysis/and performance.

The overarching goal of MTT is to help people learn every note in every chord, in every key, how they connect, and, most importantly, how they can be used in compositions effectively. If you're a visual learner especially, I highly recommend getting the exercises and reaching out to me for help if you feel the need.

By the way, unfortunately, the first workshop recording got corrupted somehow, so we don't have it to share with you, but we'll do our best to ensure that doesn't happen in the future.

Be well, everyone! I can't wait to see and speak with you again!

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