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Punctus contra punctum : September 2013
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Thursday, September 26, 2013. For our purposes, let's examine the A minor pentatonic scale (A-C-D-E-G). Many of us first encountered this scale in a rock or blues context; it has many other potential applications! First, let's harmonize the scale in 3-note voicing:. Here are some playable 4-note voicing. Analyze all these voicing; most of them could be used in many ways! For example, the 2nd voicing shown could be used as:. F6/9, Am7sus4, Dm7sus4, Bbmaj13, C6/9, F#7alt, Gm9sus4, and a few other things!
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Punctus contra punctum : May 2013
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Saturday, May 25, 2013. Chord progressions are a succession of chords played one after another and during a specified duration. On this page you can find the most popular chord progressions in jazz, a list of songs that use similar chord progressions and the jazz guitarists who recorded these songs. Jazz Guitar Chord Progressions 1 - ii V I Major. The 2 5 1 progression is without any doubt the most popular chord progression in jazz. I'm not going to give you a list with songs that use this progressio...
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Punctus contra punctum : Jazz Chord Progression
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Saturday, May 25, 2013. Chord progressions are a succession of chords played one after another and during a specified duration. On this page you can find the most popular chord progressions in jazz, a list of songs that use similar chord progressions and the jazz guitarists who recorded these songs. Jazz Guitar Chord Progressions 1 - ii V I Major. The 2 5 1 progression is without any doubt the most popular chord progression in jazz. I'm not going to give you a list with songs that use this progressio...
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Punctus contra punctum : October 2013
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Thursday, October 3, 2013. The modal melody and a basic harmonic construct, Part 2. Is there any more passionate color within the minor tonality than the Aeolian group? Although not historically recognized as one of the true, ancient Greek or Medieval church modes, the Aeolian mode is today not only at the center of the minor tonal universe within the equal tempered system but potentially dates way further back than the Greeks of antiquity. So why is the Aeolian mode so important? A minor C major. Round ...
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Cy Grant's Blog Spot: May 2008
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Cy Grant's Blog Spot. As a West Indian who has lived in Britain for over sixty years, I have had ample time to reflect on my lack of any real sense of identity and belonging - a disillusionment not unconnected to the barrenness of a predominantly secular, materialist landscape - the degraded age in which we find ourselves" Blackness and The Dreaming Soul - Cy Grant. Sunday, May 18. Way of the West - Race against time. The Way of the West -. Where are you making for? So many thousand years to wake. The pr...
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The Divine Sludge | Syros Paintings
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Art by Luigina Ware. September 3, 2012 – 5:52 pm. Posted in 50s art. The beautifully presented website www.muratkaboulov.com. Even uses a version of the divine sludge colour as its background. But the paintings …what a joy to behold….take a look at these … I can’t show you a picture because they rightly have the images protected from download but here’s a screenshot you can click through on which I hope will entice you to visit and enjoy this inspirational work:. Laquo; Creating Rainbows. You are comment...
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Punctus contra punctum : Enabling Harmonic Thinking in Music Education
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Saturday, August 17, 2013. Enabling Harmonic Thinking in Music Education. Chords and Harmonic Progressions. I-IV-V-I, I-VI-II-V-I, I-III-VI-II-V-I, I-II-V-VI-IV-V-I .etc . Once student becomes familiar and comfortable with these simple patterns, the teacher can get a bit deeper into the theory and explain all the rules pertaining the chord construction and use. Labels: Enabling Harmonic Thinking in Music Education. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to Ars Nova blog for Advanced Music Theory.
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Punctus contra punctum : The modal melody and a basic harmonic construct, Part 1
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Friday, September 6, 2013. The modal melody and a basic harmonic construct, Part 1. A mode, like any other scale, can be the basic structure from which melodies and harmonic frameworks are developed. When creating a modal melody follow these simple rules:. 1Emphasise the tonic (I) note of the mode. The duration of tonic note should be longer than the duration of other notes and it should occur more frequently. 2 Emphasise the characteristic pitch of the mode. (In D Dorian: D - B). Most of the articles he...
