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Coleman · 09-05-2005, 10:29 PM

it depends on the area really. THere are some piano teachers that teach theory but that's very rare. You'd probably have to go to a college for that and such.

To be totally honest with you, with this being your senior year and you not having any knowledge about music composition, the odds are totally against you. As you know, music isn't like Math where you just follow a process and you can finish the problem. You have to train your ear and learn different techniques.

It's comparable to trying to learn Calculus in 1 year whne your only prior knowledge is long division.

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Coleman is Offline Major General Posts: 13,482 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: University Park, PA	09-05-2005, 10:29 PM it depends on the area really. THere are some piano teachers that teach theory but that's very rare. You'd probably have to go to a college for that and such. To be totally honest with you, with this being your senior year and you not having any knowledge about music composition, the odds are totally against you. As you know, music isn't like Math where you just follow a process and you can finish the problem. You have to train your ear and learn different techniques. It's comparable to trying to learn Calculus in 1 year whne your only prior knowledge is long division.