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Composition & Improvisation: Theory and Practice

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In order to play like an artist, one needs to appreciate both the utility and limitations of Music Theory…

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2011-06-01 Composition & Improvisation, Music Theory

Scales: Number System or Solfege?

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As we learned in the previous two lessons on scale structure, both the Number System and Solfege can be used to describe the very same musical stuff…

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2011-02-01 Scales
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