Reharmonization techniques /
"Reharmonization is the musical equivalent of a new paint job on an old car. When you reharmonize a tune, you give the melody new color by changing its underlying harmonics. Whether you write film scores, direct a band or choir, or play solo piano or guitar, you will find simple and innovative...
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| Format: | Musical Score Book |
| Language: | English |
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Boston, Mass. :
Berklee Press : Milwaukee, Wis. : Distributed by Hal Leonard Corp.,
©2002.
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Table of Contents:
- Simple substitution
- Diatonic approach
- Tritone substitution, extended dominant seventh chords, and extended II-V7 patterns
- Displacement
- Modal interchange
- Reharmonization using bass lines
- Correction of faulty chord symbols
- Turnarounds
- Extended endings and modulatory interludes
- Basic piano voicing techniques
- Line clichés
- Diminished seventh chords
- Modal reharmonization
- Hybrid chord voicings
- Constant structure patterns
- Combining modal patterns, hybrid chord voicings, and constant structures.
