Edly's Music Theory for Practical People Level 2
Nonfiction, Entertainment, Music, Theory & Criticism, Theory, Instruments & Instruction, Instruction & Study
| Author: | Ed Roseman, Peter Reynolds | ISBN: | 9780966161625 |
| Publisher: | Musical EdVentures | Publication: | November 26, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Ed Roseman, Peter Reynolds |
| ISBN: | 9780966161625 |
| Publisher: | Musical EdVentures |
| Publication: | November 26, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Music theory need not be dreary! Edly's Music Theory for Practical People Level 2 is the second in a two-part e-series of the well-loved paperback, picking up where Level 1 leaves off, with a bit of review for good measure. Its clear and friendly writing and wry humor, coupled with fun illustrations throughout, makes the topic that music students often think of as dry and boring, into something approachable, attainable, and yes, even enjoyable. For players of all instruments and singers, it is applicable to all genres of music. With the exception of the most advanced topics, everything is presented so that even those who don't read music can understand—something that sets it apart from most theory books. Extensively hyperlinked, with workbook exercises also online (free) for printing and completing, an Answers section, and a combined glossary and index.
Level 2 topics:
CHORDS:
9th, 11th, and 13th chords
Understanding and choosing chord extensions, alterations, and voicings
Voice leading
Secondary dominants and other secondary chords
Diatonic modal chords
Tritone substitution ("sub-five" and "sub-two" chords)
SCALES:
Modes
Pentatonic and blues scales
Whole-tone and diminished scales
EVERYTHING ELSE:
More advanced transposition
More advanced blues structure
Song forms
Improvisation ideas
Figuring out music by ear
Harmonizing melodies; intro to arranging
Analyzing chord progressions
Reharmonization (choosing your own chords based on a given chord progression)
Workbook Answers section
Fully-linked combined glossary and index
Music theory need not be dreary! Edly's Music Theory for Practical People Level 2 is the second in a two-part e-series of the well-loved paperback, picking up where Level 1 leaves off, with a bit of review for good measure. Its clear and friendly writing and wry humor, coupled with fun illustrations throughout, makes the topic that music students often think of as dry and boring, into something approachable, attainable, and yes, even enjoyable. For players of all instruments and singers, it is applicable to all genres of music. With the exception of the most advanced topics, everything is presented so that even those who don't read music can understand—something that sets it apart from most theory books. Extensively hyperlinked, with workbook exercises also online (free) for printing and completing, an Answers section, and a combined glossary and index.
Level 2 topics:
CHORDS:
9th, 11th, and 13th chords
Understanding and choosing chord extensions, alterations, and voicings
Voice leading
Secondary dominants and other secondary chords
Diatonic modal chords
Tritone substitution ("sub-five" and "sub-two" chords)
SCALES:
Modes
Pentatonic and blues scales
Whole-tone and diminished scales
EVERYTHING ELSE:
More advanced transposition
More advanced blues structure
Song forms
Improvisation ideas
Figuring out music by ear
Harmonizing melodies; intro to arranging
Analyzing chord progressions
Reharmonization (choosing your own chords based on a given chord progression)
Workbook Answers section
Fully-linked combined glossary and index
