We know so much about music but sometimes we forget or don't know much about the history of it. The theoritical side tends to be a lot more to take in and understand but below you can get some more infromation. Below you can read our quick guide. There are several different theories of music, each offering a unique perspective on how we understand and interpret music. Here are some of the most well-known theories:

1. The Pythagorean Theory: This theory is based on the idea that music is fundamentally mathematical. According to this theory, musical intervals are based on ratios of whole numbers, and these ratios can be expressed as simple fractions. For example, the octave is a 2:1 ratio, and the perfect fifth is a 3:2 ratio.
   2. The Rhythmic Theory: This theory emphasizes the role of rhythm in music. It suggests that rhythm is the foundation of music, and that melody and harmony are built on top of it. This theory is often associated with African and African-American musical traditions.
   3. The Cognitive Theory: This theory is based on the idea that music is processed by the brain in a similar way to language. According to this theory, music is composed of different elements (such as melody, harmony, and rhythm) that are processed by different areas of the brain.
   4. The Psychoacoustic Theory: This theory focuses on the physical properties of sound and how they are perceived by the human ear. It examines how the brain processes and interprets sound waves, and how different sounds are perceived as having different qualities (such as pitch, timbre, and volume).
   5. The Sociocultural Theory: This theory suggests that music is shaped by social and cultural factors. It argues that musical styles and traditions are influenced by factors such as geography, history, politics, and religion.
   These are just a few examples of the many different theories of music that have been proposed over the years. Each theory offers a unique perspective on how we understand and interpret music, and each has its own strengths and weaknesses.  

Words, Dilowar Hosen