★★★★★ Everything you need to read and understand the language of Music!

The easiest way to really understand music theory? Download this 291-page gem, described as 'the best of the books on music theory available on the market' and 'This tiny book is marvelous'! eTipbook Music on Paper is an easy read with numerous musical examples, and with 63 Tipcodes and direct YouTube-links that allow you to hear what you're reading about. A great tool for beginners, inspiring for advanced players, and a great reference for musicians in all styles, at all levels.

One read
eTipbook Music on Paper was written by two musicians with a background in classical music, latin, rock, jazz, and other styles. They wanted to create a book that does not treat music theory as stale or hard to grasp. And so they did. Successfully. The book covers pitch, staffs, clefs, time signatures, accidentals, dynamics, tempo, scales, form, transposition, solfège, chords, musical notation history, and more - and it takes only one read to fully grasp what it is all about.

Reference guide
The glossary and the extended index turn eTipbook Music on Paper into a handy reference guide, and the Tipcodes make the book fully come to live. As an extra, the book provides you with numerous shortcuts, memory joggers, and practical downloadable aids such as the chord pointers and scale pointers. So read it. And play like you never played before!


☆☆☆☆☆ PRESS QUOTES:

'Hugo Pinksterboer's Tipbook Music on Paper has got to be the best of the books on music theory available on the market – in more ways than one.' Canadian Clarinet Resources

'This tiny book is marvelous ... It easily negotiates the gulf between popular culture and heritage music theory which is still a major problem with many of the offerings in this crowded field. There is so much universal information, encompassing the widest range of musical styles, in such a concise and easy to read form.' Music in Action

'Without a doubt, Tipbook Music on Paper is one I’d highly recommend to ALL songwriters.' American Songwriter

'An attractive introduction to music theory.' Australian Music Teacher Magazine

'A handy, portable reference to freshen up or expand your knowledge of music theory, starting at the very beginning but also dealing with advanced subjects such as transposing and odd time signatures. I thoroughly recommend these books.' New Zealand Flute Society

'An impressive vast body of information.' MI Pro

'A wealth of information in an easy-to-access format; accurate and clearly explained; the use of layman’s terms, a casual writing style, and effective graphics make the book accessible for musicians and non-musicians alike.' Music Educators Journal

'Comprehensive approach; easy-to-follow layout makes these Tipbooks a joy to read.' Music Trades


CONTENTS:

Introduction
See and Hear What You Read with Tipcodes
Music on Paper
High and Low
Long and Short
Sharps and Flats
Loud and Soft
Fast and Slow
Articulation
Ornaments
Repeat Signs and Navigation Markers
Major and Minor
The Circle of Fifths
Intervals
More About Major and Minor
Other Scales
Transposition
Time, Meter, and Rhythm
Do, Re, Mi — I, II, III
Chords
Chord Diagrams, Tabs, Klavar, and Drum Notation
History
Glossary
Essential Reference
Chord symbols