Music Theory for Bass Players: Part 3
In part three of music theory for bass players, Mac talks sharps, flats, minor chords, and a quick recap of tips for learning the notes
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In part three of music theory for bass players, Mac talks sharps, flats, minor chords, and a quick recap of tips for learning the notes
Singing in Latin is an important skill for Catholic musicians, as they may encounter Latin in chant, choral pieces, or familiar hymn tunes. Proper vowel
In our second video on music theory for bass players, Jeff “Mac” McLemore talks about learning scales and understanding chord theory, plus demonstrates the basics
In the first of several videos on music theory for bass players, Mac discusses time signatures, note values, and the difference between a major and
There are many responsibilities of a liturgical pianist, whether as an accompanist with a cantor or a pianist in an ensemble. Frank Jansen discusses the
There are many ways to use obbligato instruments in preludes and postludes to help people center themselves for prayer. In this video, Ken Gilman highlights