Music Theory Made Easy (Lessons 28-32)
Melody, Non-Harmonic Tones, Voice-Leading, Form, & Analysis
Description
Dr. Spondike distills the "Rules" of Voice-Leading down to their most simple and easy to understand concepts. By learning why music does what it does, the "rules" feel more like "just common sense".
Learn how to write Melody.
Learn Cadences.
Learn how to Voice Lead and Analyze 4-part Harmony without memorizing hundreds of rules.
Learn Secondary Dominants and Mode Borrowing
Learn how to analyze Musical Form.
Seven Lessons, Five Part-Writing Examples, Four Analyses.
What You Will Learn!
- Learn to construct a melody
- Learn to voice chords in 4-part harmony
- Learn to voice-lead melodies in SATB format
- Learn to harmonize a melody utilizing figured bass
- Learn to avoid and detect common voice leading errors
- Learn the different types on Non-Harmonic Tones
- Learn about Secondary (Applied) Dominants
- Learn Cadences
- Learn Musical Form
Who Should Attend!
- Any student preparing to be a music major
- Any student struggling to understand music theory
- Piano Teachers
- Home Schooling Families
- Band, Choir, and Orchestra Directors