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Yeah I understand that, I'm trying to dig each concept slowly and thoroughly now, but the difficulty with those classics is that they often use lots of modulations, modal interchange, chord inversions, Neapolitan chords, nonharmonic tones, weird chord progressions, cadences, etc, which is a pain both to read, interpret and understand what's going on in the music sheet! There's also the problem that too much music theory often leads to analysis paralysis so we often need to practice balancing that which is challenging as well!

Thanks for the reference tho!

Ha, yeah.. That's.. not really what's in there.. which is why I suggested it. Good luck though.

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Yeah, yeah I get what you mean, we all come to realize and learn this issue with actual life experience...! But I'm already ordering the books so thanks for the reference!

Keep your game coming! I'll be composing some dark fantasy soundtracks for the next installments, let's see how it goes...!

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Cool man!! I'm sorry in hindsight if my reply came off the wrong way. The books have a good method that sped me through theory in a sequential way without too much extra headache, and I thought it could save you time was all. As always good luck with it and thanks for your attention on the project.