USA vs. UK music theory EXPLAINED

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Music theory is like a language, and like any language, music theory has regional dialects and variations. British and American music theory terms are often used interchangeably so it is really valuable to understand both systems (even if one system is clearly superior 😅😅)

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0:00 Introduction
0:45 USA note names
2:23 UK note names
6:34 why you should speak both dialects
8:14 Donner
8:59 Semitone vs. Half Step
9:58 Tierce de Picardie vs. Picardy Third
10:30 Cadence names
15:20 Conclusion