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2007-04-14, 07:54
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New Blood
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free learning tool for the circle of fifths
Good morning,
as I had to learn the circle of fifths myself lately I wondered if there are any free learning tools around on the net. I didn't find one and programmed one myself. Please take a look here and tell your students about it, in case you like it 
www.circle-of-fifths.net
Suggestions are of course most welcome
Yours, Jan |
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2007-07-04, 00:52
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Post-whore
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I always count round in fifths, or fourths if I'm descending or going into the flats. Remember, you can count in major seconds too for sticking a step, or two fifths minus an octave.
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2007-07-04, 09:09
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wow! I really like this. It's helping me understand a lot of stuff I'm too lazy to do on my own!
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2007-07-04, 12:35
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Metalhead
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Originally Posted by circleoffifths
Good morning,
as I had to learn the circle of fifths myself lately I wondered if there are any free learning tools around on the net. I didn't find one and programmed one myself. Please take a look here and tell your students about it, in case you like it
www.circle-of-fifths.net
Suggestions are of course most welcome
Yours, Jan |
Great idea, and nicely designed, but there's a few mistakes - not in the info, only in the connections between titles, text and diagrams (check it out).
I also think you should try and use a proper flat sign instead of "b" - either that, or use upper case and "m" for minor keys. Eg, I find "bb" confusing. "Bbm" is better, if you have to use "b" rather than a flat sign. |
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2007-08-02, 20:14
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Metalhead
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I think in terms of tones, who cares about the notes other then the root or what key your in.
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2007-08-02, 21:06
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Originally Posted by guest
I think in terms of tones, who cares about the notes other then the root or what key your in.
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Well, this helps you jump round to the next key or whatever.
Interesting scientific/theoretic note too. |
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2007-11-24, 09:28
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New Blood
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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www.circle-of-fifths.net just reached 20.000 visitors
Thanks again for your help and making it a success.
Still suggestions are welcome..
Yours, Jan
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