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I find myself going on the road for work for the next 3-6 weeks. Since I can't take my Tuba with me I thought I might put my evenings in the hotel room to good use by trying to take some Music Theory lessons. I am looking for a software program that:

1) Will refreash my Music Theory taken 20 years ago, and not fully used since then.
2) Does not insult adults.
3) Allows you to go at your own pace
4) Windows 2000 compatiable
5) Farily cheep.


If anyone has any suggestions I would be glad to hear them.

Yes before anyone asks I will take a MP to buzz in my hotel room at night.

sinfonian wrote:If anyone has any suggestions I would be glad to hear them.

I don't know about theory software, but if you have your computer along here's a web site that has enought theory stuff on it to keep your head spinning for weeks!

http://www.dolmetsch.com/theoryintro.htm

TubaTinker wrote:
I don't know about theory software, but if you have your computer along here's a web site that has enought theory stuff on it to keep your head spinning for weeks!

http://www.dolmetsch.com/theoryintro.htm

Thanks for the WEB site, I bookmarked it for review at the hotel tomorrow night.

sinfonian wrote:I find myself going on the road for work for the next 3-6 weeks. Since I can't take my Tuba with me I thought I might put my evenings in the hotel room to good use by trying to take some Music Theory lessons. I am looking for a software program that:

1) Will refreash my Music Theory taken 20 years ago, and not fully used since then.
2) Does not insult adults.
3) Allows you to go at your own pace
4) Windows 2000 compatiable
5) Farily cheep.


If anyone has any suggestions I would be glad to hear them.

Yes before anyone asks I will take a MP to buzz in my hotel room at night.

You may wish to check out http://www.easymusictheory.com.

Apparently it has garnered rave reviews from both users and educators alike.

Good luck.

Here's another link:

http://www.musictheory.net/