User:Cainnech/Books/Music with Strings Attatched


 * Accidental (music)
 * African-American music
 * Atonality
 * Augmented triad
 * Banjo
 * Baroque
 * Baroque music
 * Bass guitar
 * Bassline
 * Beat (music)
 * Bluegrass music
 * Blues
 * Bow (music)
 * Bridge (instrument)
 * C (musical note)
 * Cadence (music)
 * Cello
 * Cent (music)
 * Chord (music)
 * Chord progression
 * Chromatic scale
 * Chromaticism
 * Circle of fifths
 * Classical music
 * Classical period (music)
 * Common practice period
 * Consonance and dissonance
 * Counterpoint
 * Country music
 * Degree (music)
 * Diatonic and chromatic
 * Diatonic function
 * Diatonic scale
 * Diminished seventh chord
 * Diminished triad
 * Dominant (music)
 * Dominant seventh chord
 * Double bass
 * Ebony
 * Electric guitar
 * Electronic tuner
 * Enharmonic
 * Equal temperament
 * Figured bass
 * Fingerboard
 * Folk music
 * Frequency
 * Fret
 * Fugue
 * Fundamental frequency
 * Funk
 * Gospel music
 * Guitar
 * Harmonic
 * Harmonic series (music)
 * Harmony
 * Heavy metal music
 * Hertz
 * Homophony
 * Interval (music)
 * Inversion (music)
 * Jazz
 * Jazz fusion
 * Just intonation
 * Key (music)
 * Key signature
 * Leading-tone
 * List of meantone intervals
 * Lute
 * Luthier
 * Major and minor
 * Major chord
 * Major scale
 * Major second
 * Major seventh
 * Major sixth
 * Major third
 * Mandolin
 * Meantone temperament
 * Mediant
 * Medieval music
 * Melody
 * Meter (music)
 * Microtonal music
 * MIDI
 * Minor chord
 * Minor scale
 * Minor second
 * Minor seventh
 * Minor sixth
 * Minor third
 * Mode (music)
 * Modulation (music)
 * Monophony
 * Music
 * Music and mathematics
 * Music genre
 * Music theory
 * Musical composition
 * Musical ensemble
 * Musical form
 * Musical instrument
 * Musical keyboard
 * Musical notation
 * Musical temperament
 * Musical tuning
 * Neck (music)
 * Note
 * Octave
 * Old-time music
 * Orchestra
 * Overtone
 * Pentatonic scale
 * Perfect fifth
 * Perfect fourth
 * Pitch (music)
 * Pitch class
 * Pizzicato
 * Polyphony
 * Pop music
 * Popular music
 * Power chord
 * Pythagorean comma
 * Pythagorean tuning
 * Quarter tone
 * Quarter-comma meantone
 * Renaissance music
 * Resolution (music)
 * Rhythm
 * Rhythm and blues
 * Rock and roll
 * Rock music
 * Rockabilly
 * Roman numeral analysis
 * Romantic music
 * Root (chord)
 * Scale (music)
 * Scientific pitch notation
 * Semitone
 * Seventh chord
 * Sheet music
 * Sonata form
 * Soul music
 * Sound
 * Staff (music)
 * Steps and skips
 * String (music)
 * String instrument
 * Subdominant
 * Supertonic
 * Synthesizer
 * Syntonic comma
 * Tempo
 * Tetrachord
 * The Renaissance
 * Timbre
 * Tonality
 * Tonic (music)
 * Transposition (music)
 * Tremolo
 * Triad (music)
 * Tritone
 * Tuning peg
 * Twelve-bar blues
 * Twelve-tone technique
 * Unison
 * Viola
 * Violin
 * Violin family
 * Wolf interval