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This blog was created for students in the first year sequence of music theory courses. The primary purpose is to improve communication between the instructor and students as well as encourage peer to peer learning.
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- PAC
- 7th chords
- 7th chords
- Cadences
- Intervals
- Eb instruments still
- Suspensions
- singing ascending minor intervals
- Eb instruments
- Transposition
- Transpositon
- Minor intervals
- Transposition
- Transposition
- PAC progressions
- Harmonic Rhythm
- Half Cadences!!!
- Resolution of Tendency Tones
- Perfect vs imperfect Authentic Cadences
- Authentic Cadence
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1 comment:
Well I don't have any ideas but I'd looked it up to see if there was a trick or something to it and I found this; http://blog.pandora.com/archives/
podcast/2007/10/singing_interva.html
(you might just have to retype it in instead of copy paste)
The site gives you songs with all Major and Minor intervals that you can listen to on the samples and she identifies where they occur. Now I haven't been through it all but they seem to be all ascending for the most part.
Anyways I hope someone else can answer your question better!
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