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Box for illustration only OS Software 1 Music Theory 239 pages 2 Music Theory II - 61 pages 3 Music Harmony - 109 pages 4 Music ear trainining - 91 pages 5 Music Notation Software     Professional Auto-run CD Easy-use menu system           You Get: 1. Music Theory 239 pages 2. Music Theory II - 61 pages 3. Music Harmony - 109 pages 4. Music ear trainining - 91 pages 5. Music Notation Software     Viewing your training manuals(pdf format) and installing and using your software is simplicity itself with this professionally authored menu-driven install procedure - all you need to be able to do is drag 'n' drop and click your mouse! !               Music Theory (239 pages) Chapter  1 - Nature of Sound        Characteristics of a Musical Sound Chapter  2 - Fundamental Notation       Notation of Pitch, Notation of Duration Chapter  3 - Meter       The Beat, Meter or Time Signature, Composite Meter, Metrical       Stress Exceptions h Chapter  4 - Rhythm       Regular Rhythm, Irregular Rhythm, Rhythmic Phrase Initiation  and       Completion, Related Meters, Equivalent Meters h Chapter  5 - Scales and Tetrachords       Scales, Tetrachords, Scale Construction Using Tetrachords h Chapte r 6 - Major Scales       Sharp Scales, Flat Scales, Keys and Major Key Signatures, Circle of       Major Keys, Enharmonic Keys, Names of Scale Degrees, Scale       Degree Activity in Major.   Chapter  7 - Minor Scales      Natural Minor Scale, Harmonic Minor Scales and Keys, Melodic      Minor Scales and Keys, Circle of Minor Keys, Relative and Parallel Keys h Chapter  8 - Modal Scales       Lydian, Ionian, Mixolydian, Dorian, Aeolian, Phrygian, Locrian,       Comparison of Modal Scale Degrees to Major Scale Degrees h Chapter  9 - Chromatic, Whole Tone, and Pentatonic Scales       Chromatic Scale, Whole Tone Scale, Pentatonic Scales h Chapter 10 - Intervals        Qualities of Intervals, Interval Quality Relationships, Enharmonic        Intervals, Inversion of Simple Intervals, Compounding and        Reducing Intervals, Consonant and Dissonant Intervals, Diatonic        and Chromatic Intervals h Chapter 11 - Triadic Chords         Major Triad, Minor Triad, Augmented Triad, Diminished Triad,         Consonant and Dissonant Triads, Inversion of Triads, Diatonic         Triads in Major and Minor Keys h Chapter 12 - Overtone Series         Characteristics of a Vibrating String, The Overtone Series, The         Overtone Series and Timbre h Chapter 13 - Transposition       Transposition by Scale Degree, Transposition by Interval,         Transposition by Change of Key Signature h Chapter 14 - Instruments         Woodwinds, Transverse Woodwinds, Double Reed Instruments,         Single Reed Instruments (Clarinets, Saxophones), Brasswinds         (Treble Clef Brass, Bass Clef Brass), Percussion (Indefinite Pitch         Percussion, Definite Pitch Percussion), Keyboard, Rhythm Section Strings h Chapter 15 - Chord Symbols         Chord Symbol Interpretation, Chord Structures h Chapter 16 - Chord Scales         Major Sixth and Major Seventh Chord Scales, Minor Sixth and         Minor/Major Seventh Chord Scales, Dominant Seventh Chord         Scales, Minor Seventh Chord Scales, Minor Seventh (Flat Five)         Chord Scales, Augmented Seventh Chord Scales, Diminished         Seventh Chord Scales, The Blues Scale, Pentatonic Scales h Chapter 17 - Swing Rhythm        Anticipation, Divided Beat in Swing Time, Short Percussive Note,         Long Percussive Note h Chapter 18 - Melody Construction        Chord Tones, Approach Tones h h Chapter 19 - Extended and Altered Chords         The Ninth, The Eleventh, The Thirteenth, Specified Bass Note h Appendix A - Manuscript Techniques          Clef Signs, Key Signatures, Time Signatures, Leger Lines,          Noteheads, Stems, Flats, Beams, Dots, Spacing, Ties, Slurs, Rests,          Numerals, Repeat Signs, Accidentals, Directions for Performance,          Rehearsal Signs, Proofreading h Appendix B - Directions for Performance          Musical Abbreviations, Melodic Ornaments, Articulations and          Accents, Jazz Expressive Devices, Tempo Indications, Dynamic          Indications, Italian Terms (Three Lists) h Appendix C - Italian Terms          Explanation of Suffixes, Listing h h   Music Theory II (61 pages)       Form in Music with List of Terms       Media       Conducting for Instrumentalists hh   Harmony (109 pages) Chapter 1 - Introduction Principles of Writing Scale Degree Function Primary and Secondary Triads Voices Chapter 2 - Melody Writing Melody Types of Motion Melody Guidelines Form Rhythmh Chapter 3 - Vertical Structures Position Adjacent Voice Spacing Low Interval Limitsh Chapter 4 - Voice Motion Voicing Indirect Motion Direct Motion Objectionable Motion Chapter 5 - Root Position Primary Triads Connecting Primary Triads Doubling Key Establishment Analysis and Figured Bass Cadences Chord Successionh Chapter 6 - Inversions of Primary Triads First Inversion Chord Succession Second Inversion Types of Second Inversionsh Chapter 7 - Dominant Seventh Chords Tritone Resolution Approaching the Seventh Figured Bass and Doubling Chord Succession h Chapter 8 - Non-Harmonic Tones Figured Bass Diatonic Passing Tone Accented Passing Tone Chromatic Passing Tone Double Passing Tone (melodic) Chromatically Altered Passing Tone Upper Auxiliary Lower Auxiliary Changing Tones Cambiata Échappée Suspension Appoggiatura Anticipation Pedal Simultaneous Non-Harmonic Tones Chordal Sevenths Voicingh Chapter 9 - Secondary Triads Chord Progression Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Figured Bass Leading Tone Triad Common Function Succession Supersonic Triad Submediant Triad Mediant Triad Subtonic Triad Subtonic Scale Degreeh Chapter 10 - Diatonic Seventh Leading Tone Seventh Supersonic Seventh Subdominant Seventh Submediant Seventh Mediant Seventh Tonic Seventh Subtonic Seventh Diatonic Seventh Sequenceh Chapter 11 - Extensions on Diatonic Chords Major Ninth Minor Ninth Eleventh Thirteenthh Chapter 12 - Simple Modulation Keys Pivot Chord Establishing Keysh Chapter 13 - Secondary Chords Analysis Secondary Dominants V/V-V7/V V7/IV-V/iv-V7/iv V/ii-V7/ii V/vi-V7/vi-V7/VI V/iii-V7/iii-V/III-V7/III V/VII-V7/VII Secondary Leading Tone Chordsh Chapter 14 - Borrowed Chords Borrowed Chords Borrowed from Minor Borrowed from Majorh Chapter 15 - Chromatic Alterations Raised Fifth Lowered Fifth Raised Rooth Chapter 16 - Augmented Sixth Chords Italian French Germanh Chapter 17 Neapolitan Sixth Chordh h Chapter 18 Advanced Modulation Diatonic to Diatonic Diatonic to Chromatic Chromatic to Diatonic Chromatic to Chromatic Enharmonic Modulation Change of Mode h h Ear Training Manual for Musicians (91 pages) Chapter 1 Section I - The Divided Beat in Simple Time Section II - The Major Triad in Numeral Notation h Chapter 2 Section I - The Divided Beat in Compound Time Section II - The Major Triad in Staff Notation h Chapter 3 Section I - The Subdivided Beat in Simple Time Section IIA - The Minor Triad in Numeral Notation Section IIB - The Minor Triad in Staff Notation h Chapter 4 Section I - The Subdivided Beat in Compound Time Section II - Major and Minor Scale Activities h Chapter 5 Section I - Syncopation Involving Beat and Divided Beat in Simple and Compound Times Section II - Intervals and Triads h Chapter 6 Diatonic Major and Minor Melodies in Simple and Compound Times with Divided Beat and Leaps of Thirds in Tonic Triad. h Chapter 7 Diatonic Major and Minor Melodies in Simple and Compound Times with Subdivided Beat and Leaps of Thirds and Fourths. h Chapter 8 Diatonic Major and Minor Melodies in Simple and Compound Times with Syncopation and Leaps of Thirds, Fourths, Fifths, Sixths, and Octaves h Chapter 9 Non Diatonic Melodies in Simple and Compound Times with Divided Beat, Subdivided Beat, and Syncopation. Melodies Contain Leaps of Thirds, Fourths, Fifths, Sixths, and Octaves h Appendices Time Beating Patterns Counting System Performance Procedures Performance Guidelines     Music Notation Software     Every musician prefers reading beautiful music - this software produces just that -  it prints music in the best traditions of classical engraving with minimum fuss    Don't waste time on tuning spacing, moving around symbols, or shaping slurs  Impress friends and colleagues with sharp sheet music! An automated engraving system Formats music beautifully and automatically Has  a friendly syntax for its input files Gets the formatting correct right from the start Determines spacing by itself, and breaks lines and pages to provide a tight and uniform layout Clashes between lyrics, notes, and chords are resolved and slurs and beams are sloped,  automatically! Excellent classical engraving All style settings, font designs and algorithms have been inspired by the finest hand-engraved music Output has that same strong and balanced look as a classical score   User manual, tutorial and examples included

 

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Frequently Asked Questions   Software Will I receive a physical product? Yes, you will receive a professionally printed and authored CD in a paper sleeve but you will not receive a box - this is shown for illustration purposes only Is your software an illegal or pirate copy? No. All our software is 100% legal, no copyright has been breached. It is Open Source software distributed under either the Gnu Public Licence or Mozilla Public Licence. Is your software a demo version or time limited or restricted in some other way? No. You get the full working version which has no restrictions placed on it at all Do I need to pay extra to register this software? No. The price you pay is for the full working software, there are no additional or on-going fees to pay Do you provide technical support? No. It's not feasible for us to do that, we will however endeavour to assist if we can Do you reduce the price for multiple purchases? No. The price of the CDs and P&P is kept to an absolute minimum to make them affordable, we cannot discount our prices any further.     Training Courses Will I receive a physical book / manual? No. All our courses are in pdf (portable document format) which means you will receive your chosen course on CD. Do I need additional software to view my course? Yes. But if you don't have it already it's totally free to download and use (instructions will be supplied where to download the pdf viewer). Is the Course an illegal copy? No. All our courses are sourced from the Public Domain and we have full permission to reproduce and distribute them. Do you reduce the price for multiple purchases? No. The price of the CDs and P&P is kept to an absolute minimum to make them affordable, we cannot discount our prices any further.   RETURN TO TOP

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