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PDM : piano for the developing musician / Martha Hilley, Lynn Freeman Olson

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Belmont : Schirmer, CENGAGE Learning, [2006]Edition: Sixth edition, Media updateDescription: xx, 409 p. : il., música ; 30 cmISBN:
  • 9780495572183
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Conté: Intervals -- Pentascales -- Root position triads -- Extended use of intervals, pentascales, and triads/dominant seventh -- Chord shapes/pentascales with black-key groups -- Scalar sequences/modal patterns/black-key-group major scales -- White-key major scale fingerings/blues pentascale and the 12-bar blues -- White-key minor scale fingerings/diatonic harmonies in minor -- The ii-V7-I progression -- Secondary dominants/styles of accompanying -- Harmonic implications of common modes -- Diatonic seventh chords in major and minor/secondary seventh chords -- Altered/borrowed triads -- Altered seventh chords/extended harmonies (ninth, thirteenth).
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Monografía Biblioteca Conservatori de Música Isaac Albéniz Checked out 30/06/2025 1010669

Conté: Intervals -- Pentascales -- Root position triads -- Extended use of intervals, pentascales, and triads/dominant seventh -- Chord shapes/pentascales with black-key groups -- Scalar sequences/modal patterns/black-key-group major scales -- White-key major scale fingerings/blues pentascale and the 12-bar blues -- White-key minor scale fingerings/diatonic harmonies in minor -- The ii-V7-I progression -- Secondary dominants/styles of accompanying -- Harmonic implications of common modes -- Diatonic seventh chords in major and minor/secondary seventh chords -- Altered/borrowed triads -- Altered seventh chords/extended harmonies (ninth, thirteenth).

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