We are back! This time around we answer YOUR questions, internet! We browsed the depths of Reddit to find music theory questions galore – and boy, did we find some good ones. Tune in to hear the answers to all you’ve been dying to know!

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What is Gypsy Jazz? I’m glad you asked! This episode goes into detail about where gypsy jazz comes from and how to play it. We’ll cover everything from Django in Belgium to the details of a well crafted solo. If you love jazz, you will love this.

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The Birth of the Cool. Does Bebop live? Boplicity is one of the best examples of cool jazz ever recorded. Mat and Tommy dive into the intricacies of the harmony, melody, and style. Listen in with us!

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Music is a craft that takes effort to master. Everyone has their own process to create music. What do we do? This week, we talk about our processes in writing and arranging music for a big band. You’ll learn about the steps we take to start with an idea and end with finished work.

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Playing music in a worship team setting can be an incredible experience. We’ve experienced deep spiritual connection and have had amazing musical journeys through it. However, often times pro musicians miss the point and get caught up in the wrong things. How do you change that and fully experience the amazing things that a worship team can be? Listen in as we discuss this topic.

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What gives you that extra 10%? You know, the thing that moves you from just good to great. We've given you all the theory that will make you a good musician, but that's not enough. To put it all together and be great, there is another step. From form to inflection, we'll lay it all out for you.

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Nashville numbers are the latest form of music notation. If you are anything like me, you probably think it sounds fake. How can you notate music with a name like that? Actually, it is a lot simpler than it sounds!

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If the roads of the city are built by the scales and time signatures, than the houses are the harmony. This episode is a crash course on writing harmony for your music! We'll explain progressive vs regressive progressions, the circle of fourths, and more. We are keepin' the beat, once a week!

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Time marks the passing of moments. Each day we have hundreds of moments that fly by, some taking longer than others or appearing in different forms. We work, we play, we eat, we sleep. The craziest part is that no two days look exactly the same! Music can’t be like this, though. It has to be repeatable to be consumable. That’s where Time Signatures step in.

They can be even, odd, simple, or compound. They can be fast or slow or anything in between. Time signatures are a vital piece of keeping musicians together so that the music can speak for itself. Trust us, they aren’t as hard as they look. As always, we break it down for you. Put your feet up and take some time with us

Imagine your favorite song. Now, imagine it again without any chords and only one note played at a time. It just isn't the same. Why do multiple notes sound so much better? Triads and extensions are the key to building the perfect song.

The concept is simple, but the execution it always so. This episode breaks it down in an easy to understand way that will give you the foundation you need to apply this to your music.

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