Musical theory
I've been playing the guitar for a year and a half now. I have two guitars: a classical one and a folk one. I've always loved playing music, composing songs and singing too. When I was young, I didn't want to learn musical theory. It was so boring for the 8 year old kid I used to be. Many years after, again, I have to deal with theory but this time, as I grew up, I have a goal, I know it's going to be very helpful! Today, it's a real pleasure for me to learn the music notes, it's like I'm learning a new language!
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Musical theory
I've been playing the guitar for a year and a half now. I have two guitars: a classical one and a folk one. I've always loved playing music, composing songs and singing too. When I was young, I didn't want to learn musical theory. It was so boring for the 8 year old kid I used to be. Many years later, once again I have to deal with theory but this time, as I have grown up and have a goal, I know it's going to be very helpful! Today, it's a real pleasure for me to learn musical notation, it's like I'm learning a new language!Hi Christophe
This is so good that my corrections are just matters of style!
"As I grew up" means during the time that I was growing up, e.g. "As I grew up, I tried to learn French, but failed miserably".
I think you meant "musical notation". When we "learn the notes", we are learning the notes of a particular tune. Because notation is abstract, no "the".
Best wishes from New Zealand
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Fighting!It may be a little difficult at first,but never give up!It is good for you to have such an idea like this!
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