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Analyse basic harmony functions
Music and Production
Music and Production
Core Units
Songwriting cluster
Songwriting 2 cluster
Stagecraft cluster
Gigs cluster
Develop instrumental techniques
Analyse basic harmony functions
Notate music for performances
Live production cluster
Studio production cluster
Referencing
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Assignment & Study Help
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Useful titles
Book resources
e-Books
Books
Extended harmonic techniques
The real easy ear training book
Harmony, counterpoint, partimento: A new method inspired by old masters
The basic elements of music: Melody, rhythm and harmony
Music theory and composition: A practical approac
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Berklee music theory: Basic principles of rhythm, scales, and intervals
Advanced harmony, melody & composition
The elements of music : Melody, rhythm, & harmon
y
Web resources
Web links
Music theory (videos)
Music 101: What is harmony and how it is used in music
Harmony 101 - Understanding the fundamentals of music harmony
What is harmony in music? How to Use it in Your Songwriting
Episode 1 -
Learning the Language of Music
Episode 2 -
Staff, Clefs, and Notes
Episode 3
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Major Scales: Notes in Context
Episode 4 -
Distance between Notes
Episode 5 -
The Circle of Fifths
Episode 6 -
Meter: How Music Moves
Episode 7 -
Simple and Compound Meters
Episode 8 -
Downbeats and Upbeats: Performing Rhythm
Episode 9 -
Minor Keys
Episode 10 -
Dynamics, Articulation, and Tempo
Episode 11 -
Counterpoint: Composing with Two Voices
Episode 12 -
Musical Harmony: Triads
Episode 13 -
Musical Harmony: Seventh Chords
Episode 14 -
Musical Harmony in context: Progressions
Episode 15 -
Musical Phrases and Cadences
Episode 16 -
Hypermeter and Larger Musical Structures
Episode 17 -
Understanding Music Lead Sheet
s
Episode 18 -
Applying Music Theory to Great Music
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