#22 LEARN FREE MUSIC THEORY (TERMS LIST)

[msStephanieTherese]

ahh you are soo brilliantly goofy, i love it! thanks helped soo much!! deff subbing :)

[wigleboy]

I know Italian

[Shini096]

I sure the best way to learn all terms is to use flash cards.

[hawk41111]

I copied all of these terms down and actually found that you forgot the N in Rallentando. No worries! You have helped me so much, thank you!

[bilange]

That lemonade quote instantly made me think of Cave Johnson in Portal 2: " When life gives you lemons, don't make lemonade - make life take the lemons back! Get mad! I don't want your damn lemons, what am I supposed to do with these?! "

Nice videos by the way :)

[chordsequencer001]

for lypur: question: Would a fermata be correctly applied to the tune "For He's A Jolly Good Fellow"?

[chordsequencer001]

for lypur: question: Would a fermata be correctly applied for the tune "He's A Jolly Good Fellow"?

[ddddddennis]

watched your intro and decided it was now i should go study my singing technics ;)

(dont worry will come back later)

-love your videos and you are helping alot :)

[NellyMay100]

Aiight so lately i just sit and dose off during music theory class. Imma senior and everything is sooo much more confusing than it has to be. However, ur video brought life to my class room. Our teacher has been out for a few weeks now. And the sub attempted to make the class music educational again. I found ur video and all 4 kids in the class loved it! U are sooo funny and easily relate music back to real life situations. Thanks fur making my day!! <3

[Lypur]

@NellyMay100 :) I'm glad I could bring life back to your class! Thanks for your comment!

[SuperWhiteWarrior]

98% exam? wow your a genius..

[tomita90]

a question for you: WHY DO YOU HAVE A FULL COURSE ONLINE? Seriously you are a GOD!!!!! this must have taken so much time... thank you for this. I've been taking your course every day for the past week and been taking notes in a note book all pretty and taking this really seriously. You are really helping me with something i look forward to making a living with in the future as a producer

[Lypur]

@tomita90 Thank you so much for your kind words. :) To answer your question, I put this course together because I wanted to offer people who have a passion to understand music a chance to learn this stuff. Regardless of their financial situation. I know what I've done isn't perfect, but I truly hope it can help some people.

[ANAIDESOR]

Awesome ;D

[tuv45]

i had a pen specifically for taking notes on these videos, then i lent it to someone and now it is gone. It would have been really useful for this video.

[Hverglemer]

If you ever get children one day, I am sure you will be an excellent father figure.

[LEDZEPPELINsep25]

@lypur is your introduction to the video's chopin "heroic" A flat major? Just wondering. love your videos as well thank you. : )

[InfinitesimalSpeck]

I think I've actually seen cantabile on some of my vocal scores... :P

I suppose when a choir's singing a capella and most of the sections are imitating other instruments, it *kind of* makes sense to write 'cantabile'. Still, though...!

[jukuro9898]

this is so much easier if you speak spanish haha

[IbanezNick75]

@jukuro9898 yeah I know. I'm glad I took spanish now.

[gadao01]

@VampirexGuitarist I think you're right, I remember my teachers saying 8va meant Ottava Alta (Higher Octave) and 8vb meant Ottava Bassa (Lower Octave). I'm sure I've seen 8va for one octave down, however. I think it depends on the composer and what he/she felt like writing at the time.

[EmmanuelDYanez]

All these terms are Italian

[infinity4970]

lol "possilbe" hehe

[infinity4970]

barely able to fit all terms on 1 sheet of paper (i write moderately large)...Btw your videos pwn

[MrMoananui]

Hi Andrew,

you're absolutely right concerning the origin of sinister, sinistra (sinistre in french).

For destra, it comes from dexter in Latine, that means "right" or "good". The word "dexterity " comes from it.

[reginachan1128]

Thanks for your viedo sharing~ After watching this viedo, I have learn many music words! :)

[braemstabraemsta]

andreeeeeeeeeewwww...

THAT was helpful!

ive been looking for somthing like that for ages,.... ok not really...

great job

[jaytonbye]

I could use a visit from the music guru

[metaknight56]

what hapend to fff

[Crothonora]

haha im in choir and i havent seen cantabile in any of our pieces hahaha. i should ask my instructor if its in any chorus pieces

[7616853]

ur cute! n ya great personality!

[HOOJUANIT]

how do you post such a long vid i have problems loading two minutes.. good work by the way

[GStewy91]

**Lypur. Sorry.

[Lypur]

hahahaha :) no problem! gave me a good laugh!

[GStewy91]

I absolutely LOVE your personality (and your hair). Wonderful teaching skills, Lemur!

[Rreachh]

Nice Demostrating Yay i'm learning Italian. xD

[starsassy]

Dye your hair green and wear a mad scientist coat

[mayam0000]

You R My Hero Man

iam from Sudan - Africa and you know it is impossible to get piano teacher in sudan and i am search for free piano lessons on the internet and i found your amazing channel!!!!!!!!!!!!. now i can read some music sheet so thank very much man .

[crazyghetto978818]

if you teach yourself piano.. you can still go an get your piano grade?

[lkdjsafkljsdf]

hey andrew, i want to ask you that if we have music relative question, then where can we ask you that, where you reply those questions, thanks for the videos, Piece :D

[Lypur]

:) best place is probably the contact form on my website

[lkdjsafkljsdf]

is this my ans

[lkdjsafkljsdf]

thanks Lypur, thank you so much for replying me, thanks again

[Lypur]

glad to help ^_^

[Ally123234]

Andrews fourm is great for that. Links on his site

[Lemovogun]

THAT WAS AWESOME! THANKYOU!

[Lypur]

you're welcome!

[Firemasterxx]

very useful!!!

thank you 5/5!

[LeonardandPaul]

This was a nice treat! we are so glad you stumbled onto your channel. We subscribed! five stars -Leonard and Paul

[Lypur]

Glad to help man!

[macjsus]

I thought the pedal symbol was a asterisk/flower looking type thing? If you dont know what I am referring I can send a message of a link to an image of it.

[Lypur]

Yes, that's another style of pedaling. You'll see that in other scores. Chopin, List, Brahms etc composers in this time period use that system a lot.

[philateliceun]

LOL at 20:40

[Lypur]

yea :) i thought it would be funny to leave my mistakes in :)

[Iwonttellmyname]

This is video is of veryyyyy useful!!!

Thank you!

[Lypur]

no problem! glad to help!

[shanelolz]

wow he's really good at this, and he actually makes it pretty easy to learn these terms.

[frenchifresh]

I agree with InuGoku...

Most teachers will bore you to death by reciting what they have, but I have to say this, I can't help but laugh at your corny jokes (they are a little corny, but perfect to break the monotony of the course), and that helps me concentrate a little more. And your explanations are always straight to the point. Don't change any of that... That's why you're a great teacher.

[InuGoku]

OMG!! Andrew your personality is sooo hilarious. Watching your videos is not boring at all like a normal class would be. Thanks for your time and hard work with these I'm learning a lot. Thanks. ^_^

[Lypur]

haha :) I'm glad you enjoy it!

[rulezian1]

Sencond

[CitrusExplosion]

Great video. Thanks a bunch.

Awesome hair, by the way.