〖The Complete Idiot's Guide To Music Theory (2005, 2nd Edition) by Michael Miller〗（音乐理论入门指南）

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〖The Complete Idiot's Guide To Music Theory (2005, 2nd Edition) by Michael Miller〗（音乐理论入门指南）
Introduction　Or, Why You Need to Know a Little Theory（简介——你为什么需要了解一些理论？）
　　Back when I was in high school and college (a long time ago, and getting longer every day), many, if not most, of my fellow students regarded music theory as only slightly more fun than listening to paint dry. I didn't share that opinion, and still don't; I think music theory is interesting and fun and an essential part of any serious music education.
　　Still, if all you live for is to play your instrument (or to sing) 24 hours a day, taking time out from practicing to move a bunch of notes around on paper might not be tremendously appealing. In fact, I believe introductory-level music theory classes are the second most-skipped classes in college music schools, with only music history classes being less well received. (Some enterprising soul is bound to combine the two classes into a "Theory of Music History"-or "History of Music Theory"-course, thus creating new levels of student apathy.) I'm not sure why so many budding musicians are so down on theory. Maybe it's because of the way it's presented. (Let's face it: Some instructors can be fairly boring when they present this material, and most music textbooks are stultify-ingly dull.) Maybe it's because of the way music theory resembles sentence diagramming and other dreary grammar-related stuff. I don't know; maybe to some people, it just seems like a lot of work.
　　But the fact remains: Every musician needs to know some music theory. That's a bold statement, and one that you might take issue with. After all, you've gotten this far in your music studies without knowing theory-why do you need to start studying theory now?
　　Or perhaps you know of a famous musician who doesn't know the least little bit of music theory-and might not even know how to read music. If this person became rich and famous without knowing the theory behind the music, why should you have to learn that theory?
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〖The Complete Idiot's Guide To Music Theory (2005, 2nd Edition) by Michael Miller〗（音乐理论入门指南）