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Unique graphical diagrams of chord progressions!

Chordmaps.com, home of Music Theory for Songwriters, and also home of "How Much Music Can A Mouse Make?" which introduces the Chordmaps.com/YoursToPlayIt/ interactive chord maps. If you arrived here looking for the interactive chord maps, please follow this link.

Your musician page at a4a is more than just a place to tell people about your band. Post photos, music, gigs. Interact with other musicians and with a thriving community of rabid music fans all from your musician page. Access4Artists brings your music to the fans and encourages the ongoing interaction that builds a lasting relationship between the artist and the fan.

Interactive circle of fifths

Learn from the best music video directors and interact with musicians who need and appreciate your talent as much as you need and appreciate theirs. Share your work with the fans and let them help you to become the next big music video director working with some of the biggest names in the music business.

Welcome to Access4Artists, the only web site you need to find local bands anywhere quickly, and even interact with your new favorite artists in our online communities that bring the music to you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Access4Artists is one such tool. In fact, we dare say that a4a may well be the only online tool you need to promote your band, interact with your fans and have a great centralized location online that any talent booker anywhere can access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It's like we took the entire process of how to get a gig and made it virtually idiot proof!

Phonascus Books and lessons on music theory. Interactive exercises for theory and aural training. You can customize the exercises to meet your needs.

Interactive guitar scales

This post highlights three music artists integrating social media marketing into their overall marketing efforts.

1. The special musical lollipop It looks like an ordinary lollipop, but when your lips and teeth touch it lightly, the voice will be transmitted to the ear through oral resonance. The audio guide "lollipop" launched by the National Museum of China is becoming popular. Do you want to try the same musical lollipop? A few days ago, this museum launched this musical lollipop with technological elements. Follow the steps and turn on the switch on the lollipop stick. After the Bluetooth of the mobile phone is successfully paired with the Bluetooth of the lollipop, scan the QR code on the back of the package with your mobile phone. After entering the mini app, you can click on the cultural relic explanation page. When tasting musical lollipops, bite the candy to transmit the sound to your ears, and then you can hear the audio about the cultural relics. It turns out that its innovative highlight is the built-in bone conduction chip in the traditional lollipop. When the lollipop is put in the mouth, it is bitten by the teeth in the mouth, and the sound vibration will be transmitted to the inner ear through the teeth, mandible, etc., thereby triggering the auditory nerve to work, allowing consumers to hear the music in the lollipop, bringing the dual magical experience of taste buds and hearing. 2. Other kinds of musical lollipops It is worth noting that this magical lollipop is not only owned by the National Museum of China, but similar story lollipops have already attracted a lot of fans among children and adults. The story lollipop is mainly based on Andersen's fairy tales. The principle is similar to the lollipop in National Museum of China. Just press the switch on the lollipop, and you can listen to the familiar fairy tales such as The Little Match Girl and The Ugly Duckling while eating the candy. It is worth noting that if you wear the earplugs delivered by the merchant, the sound effect will be better, and it will not be heard by others at all. It can be called