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ISBN 10: 0190638146
ISBN 13: 9780190638146
Author: Philip Lambert
Ideal for students with no prior experience with musical notation and music theory, Principles of Music, Second Edition, presents a sequence of carefully-designed lessons that proceed step by step through music fundamentals. In addition to lessons in pitch notation and tonal materials, this all-in-one text and workbook also covers the basics of rhythm and meter through separate lessons and performance exercises that reinforce rhythm reading. While rooted in a repertory of Western art music, the text also encourages students to explore other works–and other musical traditions–with lists of suggested further listening at the end of each lesson.
Principles of Music 2nd Table of contents:
PART 1 CORE PRINCIPLES
Lesson 1 Hearing and Feeling Music
1.1 When Music Happens
1.2 The Piano Keyboard
1.3 Names of the White Keys
1.4 The Chromatic Scale
Lesson 2 Accidentals
2.1 Names of the Black Keys
2.2 Summary of Names for White and Black Keys
Lesson 3 Half and Whole Steps
3.1 Steps in Music
3.2 Spelling Conventions for Half and Whole Steps
3.3 The Whole-Tone Scale
Lesson 4 Rhythm and Meter
4.1 Notation of Rhythm
4.2 Patterns and Groupings
4.3 Notation of Meter
4.4 Beats and Beams
4.5 Learning and Performing Rhythms
4.6 Tempo
Lesson 5 More Rhythm and Meter
5.1 Stress Patterns and Meter
5.2 Dotted Notes
5.3 The Anacrusis
5.4 Rests
5.5 Compound Meter
5.6 Counting Compound Meter
5.7 Fluctuating Beat Divisions
Lesson 6 Staffs and Clefs
6.1 Treble Clef
6.2 Bass Clef
6.3 The Grand Staff
6.4 Octave Designations
6.5 C Clefs
Lesson 7 The Notational System
7.1 Pitch Resources
7.2 Steps on the Staff
PART 2 SCALES AND KEYS
Lesson 8 The Major Scale
8.1 Key and Tonic
8.2 The Diatonic Modes
8.3 Structure of the Major Scale
8.4 Scale Construction
8.5 The Major Scales
8.6 Scale Degree Names
8.7 Transposition
Lesson 9 Key Signatures for Major Keys
9.1 The Key Signature
9.2 Formatting Key Signatures
9.3 The Circle of Keys
Lesson 10 The Minor Scale
10.1 Structure of the Minor Scale
10.2 Scale Families
10.3 The Minor Scales
10.4 Minor Scale Construction
10.5 The Sound of Minor
Lesson 11 Key Signatures for Minor Keys
11.1 Relative Key Signatures
11.2 All Minor Key Signatures
11.3 Circle of Keys for Major and Minor
Lesson 12 The Forms of Minor
12.1 Parallel Major and Minor
12.2 Harmonic Minor
12.3 Melodic Minor
12.4 Summary of the Forms of Minor
PART 3 INTERVALS
Lesson 13 Interval Basics
13.1 Note Connections
13.2 Interval Distance
13.3 Quality
13.4 Size in Half Steps
Lesson 14 Intervals In Any Key
14.1 Minor Intervals
14.2 Method 1
14.3 Interval Inversion
14.4 Method 2
Lesson 15 The Full Interval Spectrum
15.1 Intervals Outside of the Key
15.2 Augmented and Diminished 1, 4, 5, and 8
15.3 Augmented and Diminished 2, 3, 6, and 7
15.4 Summaries of Interval Types
15.5 Methodology
15.6 Augmented and Diminished Intervals Under Inversion
Lesson 16 Interval Contexts
16.1 Intervals in Musical Practice
16.2 Compound Intervals
16.3 Summary
PART 4 CHORDS
Lesson 17 Triads
17.1 Three-Note Groupings
17.2 Triad Characteristics
17.3 Major and Minor Triads
17.4 Diminished and Augmented Triads
17.5 The Circle of Triads
17.6 Methodology
Lesson 18 Expressing Triads
18.1 Triads In Musical Practice
18.2 Some Examples
18.3 Methodology
Lesson 19 Triads in Major Keys
19.1 Scale Degree Combinations
19.2 Roman Numeral Notation
19.3 Chord Functions
Lesson 20 Triads in Minor Keys
20.1 Triad Formations Using Minor Scales
20.2 Additional Considerations for Minor
Lesson 21 Triad Inversion
21.1 The Principle of Chord Inversion
21.2 Forming and Recognizing Triad Inversions
21.3 Symbolizing Triad Inversions
21.4 Methodology
21.5 Choral Texture
Lesson 22 Seventh Chords
22.1 Enriching Triads
22.2 Principles of Construction
22.3 Inversion of Seventh Chords
22.4 Five Types of Seventh Chords
Lesson 23 Chords in Action
23.1 How Does a Song Happen?
23.2 Rhythm, Meter, Tempo
23.3 Harmonic Foundations
23.4 Writing a Melody
23.5 Form and Style
Index
APPENDIX A Glossary
APPENDIX B A Brief Guide to Common Musical Symbols and Markings
APPENDIX C Mini-Dictionary of Score Indications
WEB LESSON 1 Rhythm Supplement 1: Unbalanced Meter
Rhythm Supplement 2: Irregularities of Rhythm and Meter
Rhythm Supplement 3: The Art of Rhythm
WEB LESSON 2 Advanced Readings
1. Transposition of the Diatonic Modes
2. Structure of the Tonal System
Suggestions for Listening
Fifteen Character Pieces
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