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Category: Scales

October 24, 2016 Aural Comprehension / How to Read Music / Music Theory / Scales

Scales: Analysis of Familiar Melodies using Solfege

Now that we know a little bit about Solfege, let’s use it to analyze and sing some familiar melodies. Children’s

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October 23, 2016 Aural Comprehension / How to Read Music / Music Theory / Scales

Scales: Melodic Analysis: The Beauty of Solfege

Welcome to your first lesson in conceiving and perceiving melody like a real musician…

October 23, 2016 Music Theory / Scales

Scales: Solfege & the Notion of Keys

Did you know that you can play a piece of music starting on any of the twelve possible notes, while

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October 23, 2016 Scales

Scales: Number System or Solfege?

The Number System and Solfege are two widely-used conventions for ascribing harmonic functional names to notes in tonal music. Both

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October 23, 2016 Scales

Scales: Scale Structure: The Solfege System

If you can sing Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do up the major scale, you have the talent

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October 22, 2016 Scales

Scales: Scale Structure: The Number System

A commonly-used convention for describing scale structure is a number system that uses the major scale as the point of

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October 22, 2016 Scales

Scales: What is a Scale?

A Scale is a collection of pitches that work together in order to achieve some melodic-harmonic purpose. There are many

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October 22, 2016 Scales

Scales: Why Study Scales?

Scale study, done right, is essential to understanding how an enormous amount of music works. If you study-practice scales the right

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