Music Theory Basics mind maps
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This Music Theory Basics page gathers over 90 community-made mind maps, covering topics from musical tones and scales to harmony and tonality. They give school students material for practicing music theory and teachers resources to use when preparing lessons, with most maps aimed at secondary-school level. Choose a map and follow a topic that interests you.
Mind maps
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10 nodesMusic Theory Review Sharps: F C G D A E B · Flats: B E A D G C F · C maj/A min: 0, G maj... · F major: Bb, Bb maj: ... · Perfect: 1st 4th 5h 8th · Triads of the major s...
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26 nodesProperties of musical tones CLEFS · NOTES · It represents the fre... · PITCH · INTENSITY
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24 nodesHarmony is the process by whi... · Usually, this means s... · Carl Dahlhaus (1990) ... · Other types of harmon... · A unison is considere... · Interval In music the...
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26 nodesMusic Concepts 1. Major · Minor · Chromatic Scale · Pentatonic Scale · Cluster · Drone
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238 nodesMusic Concepts Scottish Music · Vocal music · 20th century music · Tempo/dynamics/rhythm... · Methods of playing · Musical periods and s...
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78 nodesMusic Theory CHORDS · Rhythm · Circle of fifths · Modes · MELODY
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217 nodesConcepts of Music Structure · Pitch · Duration · Dynamics and Expressi... · Tone Colour · Texture
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31 nodesMelody/Harmony Acciaccatura · Added 6th · Diminished 7th · Dominant 7th · Harmonic minor scale · Interrupted cadence
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217 nodesMusic mind map Dynamics · Time Signatures · Scottish Music · Key Signatures · Tonality · Structure/form
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39 nodesKEY WORDS Rhythm Metre and Tempo · Tonality · Structure · Melody · Dynamics · Texture
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41 nodesGCSE Music AQA Key Words - Harmony Perfect Cadence · Plagual Cadence · Imperfect Cadence · Interrupted Cadence · Chord Symbols eg C7 · Chromatic
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63 nodesMusic Revision! The Four Families! In... · Keyboard Insrtuments! · intervals! · Chords! · Scales! · THE BLUES!
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84 nodesMusic Time Signature · Triplets · Piano keyboard · Clefs · Sharp, flats and Natu... · Notes and rests
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33 nodesMusic Theory Basics Staff, Clefs and Ledg... · Note Duration
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46 nodesMusic Rhythm and Meter · Harmony and tonality. · Texture and Melody · Timbre and dynamics
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55 nodesPre-VCE Music Intervals · Scales
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83 nodesThe Organizationof Music - Terminology Form · Harmony · Instrumentation / Timbre · Melody · Rhythm & Metre · Texture
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84 nodesHarmony and Tonality Western Music · Non-Western Music · Other modes · Non-harmonic tones · Cadences · Chords
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23 nodesHarmony & Tonality Chords - Two or more ... · Cadences - two chords... · Tonality & Modulation... · Bass
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10 nodesTo sum up I Note values are sybol... · Rests are symbols tha... · The time signature is... · The note lenght modif... · The tempo is the spee... · The metronome is used...
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11 nodesEnter text here flat: B E A D G C F · sharp: F C G D A E B · Cmaj/min: 0 Gmaj: F# ... · Fmaj: Bb Bbmaj: Bb Eb... · perfect: 1st 4th 5th 8th · triads of major scale...
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42 nodesMusic_1 Basic Theory (Grades ... · Intermediate Theory (... · Advanced Music Theory... · Instrument Families
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10 nodesMusic Theory Review Sharps: F C G D A E B · Flats: B E A D G C F · C maj/A min: 0, G maj... · F major: Bb, Bb maj: ... · Perfect: 1st 4th 5h 8th · Triads of the major s...
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10 nodesMusic Theory Review Major Scale: wwhwwwh ... · sharps: FCGDAEB · Cmaj/min:0 Gmaj/min:F... · F maj/d min:1 Bb maj/... · Triads: Major-M3+m3, ... · Paralle: Major:1,2,3,...
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40 nodesMusic4LMS Note names · Intervals · Key and scales · Rhythm
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11 nodesTheory Basics Order of Sharps: F#,C... · Order of Flats: Bb,Eb... · Major Scale: W W 1/2 ... · Key Signature (Sharps... · Key Signatures (Flat)... · Triads: Major-Maj3+Mi...
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24 nodesSight Singing Accidentals in music Sharps · Flats · Naturals
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49 nodesWhat's in a performance? Rhythm & Beats · Meters · Scales/Keys · Dynamics · Articulations · Tempo
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39 nodesMUSIC ELEMENTS OF MUSIC (DR... · MUSICAL NOTATION · ORCHESTRA · PROGRAM MUSIC
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20 nodesAccidentals Symbols which modify ... · Types of accidentals · Scale distances
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10 nodesMusic Theroy Review Order of sharps: F# C... · order of flats : Bb E... · major scales: W W 1/2... · Minor Scale Natural: ... · Harmonic Minor Scale:... · Melodic Minor Scale :...
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11 nodesDynamics In music, dynamics me...
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17 nodesScales Major · Minor · Pentatonic · Blues
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11 nodesMusical Genres genres · characteristics · most listened · origins · to dance
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50 nodesMusic Treble & Bass Clef · Note Values · Notes on the Piano · Elements of Music · Compositional Devices
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60 nodesMusic Work / gcse Tempo and mood · Clefs · Major scales · The voice · Romantic composers
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91 nodesMusic Film Music · Romantic Music · Terms · Clefs · Note Values
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68 nodesMUSICAL TERMS RHYTHM + METRE · HARMONY + TONALITY · TEXTURE + MELODY · STRUCTURE + FORM
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26 nodesMusic Scales · Orchestra
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41 nodesWebsite tree About · Title · Welcoming text · Lessons · Glossary of terms · Contacts
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About music theory basics mind maps
GoConqr OriginalMusic Theory Basics mind maps
These maps bring related ideas together on a page. Properties of musical tones includes pitch, intensity, timbre and duration, while Theory Basics covers major scales and key signatures. Harmony and Tonality brings together major and minor tonality, church modes and other musical traditions.
How to study with a map
Start with Properties of musical tones if you want to focus on the qualities of sound. Follow its branches, then explain each term in your own words. For scales and key signatures, move to Theory Basics and trace how its examples are organized.
Use a map to see connections between ideas, then return to the unit page for flashcards when you want to practice terms or a quiz when you want to check your understanding. You can return to the relevant branch when a topic needs another look. Pick a map and explore its branches.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a useful place to start?
Properties of musical tones is a useful starting point for exploring pitch, intensity, timbre and duration. If you want to focus on scales and key signatures instead, Theory Basics is a closer match. Both organize related ideas into branches that you can follow at your own pace.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every map listed here is free to open and study, with no account needed. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Do these maps include material for music exams?
Yes. The listing includes GCSE Music AQA Key Words - Harmony and AP Music Theory. Most maps on the page are aimed at secondary-school level, and their topics include scales, harmony and musical terminology. The titles can help you find a map connected to the exam or topic you are studying.