- Skills you can use to work out real world melodies by ear
- Working knowledge of the Major Scale via popular songs, fun demonstrations, and digestible music theory breakdowns
- Introduction to Scale Degrees and The WARRENMUSIC Grid**
- 10 in-depth episodes ranging from 10-40 minutes in length and countless hours of ear-training puzzles
- Lifetime access
- Visual Aids
- Audio Examples
- Worksheets (Song Puzzles)
- Interactive Tools
- Access to Members-Only Melody Module Forum
- Direct help from fellow learners and Warren
- Cancel anytime and receive a full refund if you don’t think it’s worth the purchase price.
- Skills you can use to work out real world chords and chord progressions by ear
- Working knowledge of Diatonic Harmony via popular songs, fun demonstrations, and digestible music theory breakdowns
- Introduction to Chord Numerals expanding The WARRENMUSIC Grid**
- 10 in-depth episodes ranging from 10-40 minutes in length and countless hours of ear-training puzzles
- Lifetime access
- Visual Aids
- Audio Examples
- Worksheets (Song Puzzles)
- Interactive Tools
- Access to Members-Only Harony Module Forum
- Direct help from fellow learners and Warren
- Cancel anytime and receive a full refund if you don’t think it’s worth the purchase price.
- Skills you can use to work out real world rhythmic patterns by ear
- Working knowledge of Meter, Syncopation, Swing/Shuffle, Tuplets, Groove, and much more via popular songs, fun demonstrations, and digestible music theory breakdowns
- Introduction to the Time Unit Box System and The Complete WARRENMUSIC Grid**
- 10 in-depth episodes ranging from 10-40 minutes in length and countless hours of ear-training puzzles
- Lifetime access
- Visual Aids
- Audio Examples
- Worksheets (Song Puzzles)
- Interactive Tools
- Access to Members-Only Rhythm Module Forum
- Direct help from fellow learners and Warren
- Cancel anytime and receive a full refund if you don’t think it’s worth the purchase price.
- Lifetime access to Melody, Harmony, and Rhythm Modules
- Skills you can use to work out real world melodies, chords and chord progressions, and real world rhythmic patterns by ear
- Working knowledge of the Major Scale, Diatonic Harmony, Meter, Syncopation, Swing/Shuffle, Tuplets, Groove, and much more via popular songs, fun demonstrations, and digestible music theory breakdowns
- Introduction to Scale Degrees, Chord Numerals, the Time Unit Box System, and The Complete WARRENMUSIC Grid**
- 30 in-depth episodes ranging from 10-40 minutes in length and countless hours of ear-training puzzles
- Visual Aids
- Audio Examples
- Worksheets (Song Puzzles)
- Interactive Tools
- Access to Members-Only Melody, Harmony, and Rhythm Module Forums
- Direct help from fellow learners and Warren
- Cancel anytime and receive a full refund if you don’t think it’s worth the purchase price.
The WARRENMUSIC Series is a video series about the fundamentals of musicianship, analysis, songwriting, and creativity for the student of contemporary music.
Based on the Kodály method, and fusing concepts from both the common practice period and ethnomusicology, the Series consists of three video modules broken into ten episodes each: the Melody Module, the Harmony Module, and the Rhythm Module.
**The Series also introduces the WARRENMUSIC Grid System; empowering students of all ages to sidestep the most common stumbling blocks associated with standard notation — staff and ledger lines, note heads and stems, key and time signatures — the Grid leverages fluency in relative pitch, chord analysis, and beat-awareness in an innovative, powerful, and simple approach to learning and transcription.
The WARRENMUSIC Grid System accomplishes this through integration of the Time Unit Box System with cipher notation and roman numeral chord analysis in a single, modular format. The experience is fast, visually intuitive, and readily transmissible between DAW software/MIDI sequencers, Excel/Google Sheets, monospace texts, and good, old-fashioned grid-lined physical notebooks. The Grid is instantly familiar to anyone with a formal background in sight-reading standard notation.
