Are you able to become a great, famous musician if you know all about music theory?
Obviously not.
You have to be much
more. You have to be talented. You have to work hard. You have to have
fantasy. You have to be determined and flexible at once.
Music
theory is just one little tool out of your pocket. It's the seed you
put into the earth. If you care about it and water it with diligence it
will grow and grow.
Practice
is the rest that grows out of it. Practice is the tree that grows out
of it. And compared to the seed the tree is enormous, isn't it? :-)
So
to conclude: Don't care about others, that say your music is bad
composed, or strange, or has no harmony. Do your thing. As long as you
like your music there will be also others on the world who like it.
And
stay original. Don't try to copy someone or something that already
exists. Only if you make your own thing, you will stick out of the grey.
And as you know: The grey mass is the territory of theory.
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