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README.md

Music Theory Reference Sheets

Originally, I wanted to make a "Major and Minor Scales" reference sheet for my music theory class. So, I put together a Python script to generate it. But I named the project project "Reference Sheets" with the optimistic hope that someday there will be more. And I was right, because now there are two:

Major and Minor Scales -- the notes of each scale, by degree
Applied Chords -- secondary dominant and secondary leading-tone chords

Requirements:

Python 3 (tested with version 3.14)
make

To generate the reference sheets, run: make

This will:

Create a Python virtual environment under .venv
Install required Python packages into that environment
Run each Python script to generate a PDF under out.

The latest versions of the generated PDFs are available here: https://pub.crosenthal.com/music-theory-refs/

Author

Courtney Rosenthal
cr@crosenthal.com
https://codeberg.org/crosenthal/music-theory-refs