Title:
Berklee music theory. Book 2, Fundamentals of harmony / Paul Schmeling ; edited by Susan Gedutis Lindsay.
Author:
Schmeling, Paul.
Publication Information:
Boston, Mass. : Berklee Press ; Milwaukee, Wis. : Distributed by Hal Leonard, ©2011.
Call Number:
MT6 .S3632 2011
Abstract:
" ... features hands-on exercises and ear-training activities to help you use chords effectively. You will learn basic triads and seventh chords, inversions, voice-leading, how to use chords to accompany melodies, and how to create melodies that grow out of chord progressions."--Back cover.
Edition:
2nd ed.
ISBN:
9780876391112
Physical Description:
v, 69 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm + 1 audio disc (4 3/4 in.)
General Note:
CD included.
Contents:
Lesson 37. Major triads -- Lesson 38. Minor triads -- Lesson 39. Augmented triads -- Lesson 40. Diminished triads -- Lesson 41. Chord symbols -- Lesson 42. Triad inversions -- Lesson 43. Bass/chord theory -- Lesson 44. Voice leading -- Lesson 45. Open-position voice leading and chorale notation -- Lesson 46. Contrary/parallel motion voice leading -- Lesson 47. Major 7 chords -- Lesson 48. Dominant 7 chords -- Lesson 49. Minor 7 chords -- Lesson 50. Minor 7♭5 chords -- Lesson 51. Diminished 7 chords -- Lesson 52. Inversions of seventh chords -- Lesson 53. Voice leading seventh chords -- Lesson 54. Contrary and parallel voice leading of seventh chords -- Lesson 55. Third, fifth, and seventh over the bass -- Lesson 56. Harmonic accompaniment from a lead sheet -- Lesson 57. Arpeggiating accompaniment chords -- Lesson 58. Using the third, fifth, and seventh over the root as accompaniment chords -- Lesson 59. 2:1 accompaniment pattern -- Lesson 60. Melodic motion -- Lesson 61. Writing a chord-tone melody -- Lesson 62. Melodic Motion over change of harmony -- Lesson 63. Repeating a melodic phrase on different chords -- Lesson 64. The melodic sequence -- What's next? -- Answer key -- About the author.
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