Sep 28 2007
Why Learn the Language of Music Theory?
Gospel singer and voice teacher Lois DeJean draws on her experiences as a young singer with perfect pitch but no knowledge of music theory to emphasize the need for musicians to learn music theory to put names to what you already know in order to gain the respect of other musicians, and to make the most of your music career.
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