To be able to write a composition for a large group of people by starting with a blank piece of score paper, with its infinite possibilities for inventiveness, was absolutely spellbinding to me. It was this mysterious language that I instinctively knew could unlock my musical expressions. It felt like a warm, safe place (a bizarre analogy, I know). On paper, it looked like beautiful art to me.
In the pages of Vaideology, he shares, “Since as far back as I can remember remembering, I always had a deep fascination with the written language of music. So, I wrote a book that I believe contains the basics of music theory that can aid the student to be musically literate, and perhaps much more.” Vai states, “One of the questions that I’m usually asked by aspiring guitar players is, how much music theory do I really need to know, and is it necessary? My answer is usually, “You don’t need to understand music theory at all to be an effective player, but it will always help to at least understand the basics”. E-book versions are also available at all major e-book outlets. The book carries a list price of $24.99 and will be available at local music stores,, or vai.com. Experiential Learning Notes on the Neck Music Notation Reading & Writing Music Scales Intervals Key Signatures Circle of 5ths Chords and Chord Scales Rhythm Basics Time Signatures Guitar Harmonics Modes and more. Through in-depth discussions of music theory fundamentals, the esteemed player combines practical exercises, diagrams, tips, practice methods, and various ways of looking at music to help kickstart a new view of the guitar for readers.
Vai takes a deep dive into the basics of music theory to help players better understand the language of music and become more musically literate.
Titled Vaideology: Basic Music Theory for Guitar Players, the gargantuan effort was designed to help both beginners and veteran guitar players. First, his first music theory book via publisher Hal Leonard. Los Angeles, CA – Steve Vai has released two new titles.
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