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Fundamentals of Writing Four-part Harmony

Fundamentals of Writing Four-part Harmony

Peters, Jonathan E.

Paperback

Music Composition

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ISBN10: 1536889237
ISBN13: 9781536889239
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Aug 24 2016
Pages: 54
Weight: 0.19
Height: 0.11 Width: 5.98 Depth: 9.02
Language: English

INCLUDES: free life-time access to on-line quizzes and assignments for each lesson.

Learn the fundamentals of four-part writing in this, the latest book in a series of books on music by award-winning composer, Jonathan Peters.

A great way to begin learning the fundamentals of four-part harmony is to study four-part vocal writing. Even if you do not intend to write for voice, much of what you learn in four-part vocal writing can also be applied to instrumental music.

WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS COURSE?

A computer or portable device with internet connection. A printer if you wish to print the assignments.

A basic knowledge of music theory and music composition. If you do not already have a rudimentary understanding of music theory and music composition, it is recommended that you take a theory and composition course before beginning this course. (See Music Theory, Music Composition 1 and Music Composition 2 by the same author.)

Paper and pencil or some type of music notation software. Finale NotePad software is free. You can read more about NotePad and download it at: www.finalemusic.com/NotePad

Although not a necessity, it is very beneficial to have some ability to play the piano (or other instrument)

WHAT AM I GOING TO GET OUT OF THIS COURSE?

Free life-time access to on-line quizzes and assignments for each lesson.

.You will learn the basic guidelines and techniques of four-part writing.

By the end of the course you will be writing assignments for four parts.

WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE?

Anyone wanting to learn how to write for four-parts.

Every student of music!

Beginning Composers/Songwriters (this is a beginning level course)

Visit the author's web site at: www.ComposerJonathanPeters.com

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