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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: — Hearing the Building Blocks of Sound
Chapter 3: — Finding Your Way Around the Keyboard
Chapter 4: — Using Scales as Musical Blueprints
Chapter 5: — Shifting Centers: Modes, Keys, and Harmony
Chapter 6: — Building Chords, Coloring Emotion
Chapter 7: — Rhythm, Surprise, and the Push-Pull of Tension
Chapter 8: — Listening Like a Musician, Gently
Description
This narration is a warm, beginner-friendly walk through the building blocks of music theory—not to make music feel technical, but to make listening and playing feel more alive. It explains what sound is, how pitch becomes notes, why the same note can feel different on different instruments, and how the keyboard organizes the musical world in a simple, repeating pattern.
As the journey continues, it gently introduces scales, modes, keys, chords, and rhythm—showing how music blends physics with creativity. Along the way, it offers supportive ways to practice, encourages curiosity over perfection, and invites listeners to hear familiar songs with a deeper sense of meaning and possibility.
Who Should Listen
- Listeners who want to understand what they’re hearing—so songs feel clearer, richer, and more intentional
- Beginner musicians who want a friendly start with notes, scales, chords, and rhythm without getting overwhelmed
- Anyone curious about how emotion in music is shaped by major and minor sounds, harmony, and timing