Chords & progressions for jazz & popular guitar / by Berle, Arnie

You can play guitar : A Complete course for the beginner by Traum, Happy

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Change of direction / by Fullman, Ellen, 1957-

Table of Contents: “…Harmonic cross sweep ; Overtone series of C chord progression (5:06) -- Backward bunny hop (2:48) -- Receeding parade ; Train whistle alternate (4:30) -- Plucking (2:47) -- Oldies (1:19) -- Slow alternate ; Bass alternate (9:54) -- Slow melody (3:55) -- Nocnoca progression (2:53) -- Nocnoca ; Aconcon flip (10:26) -- Aconcon progression (7:28) -- Bass melody ; Overtone series of G chord progression ; Swingset (4:07).…”
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Instant jazz : for the now generation /

Table of Contents: “…Organization and elementary steps -- v. 2. Chord progressions -- v. 3. Improvisation.…”

It's Music, Not Theory, Damn It! Ear Training Course / by Gordon, Bill

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55 gospel greats /

It's Music, Not Theory, Damn It! / by Gordon, Bill

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Write Think and Act Like a Professional Songwriter.

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Teaching music through composition : a curriculum using technology / by Freedman, Barbara

Table of Contents: “…Tour of the software for music creation -- Using loops -- Recording drum tracks -- Composing drum and percussion beats -- Writing melodies -- Melodic variations using rhythmic alterations -- Creating more variations -- Composing with original regions -- The sound FX piece -- Basic keyboard theory -- MIDI remix -- More rhythms -- Dictations -- Melody writing drills -- More melody writing drills -- Melody forms -- The Ringtone Project -- More basic keyboard theory -- Chord progressions -- Accompaniment patterns -- Putting it together -- Melody -- Composing instrumental music for live performance -- The art project: rondo form -- Introducing audio and audio editing -- More advanced audio -- Aural reporting -- Music for video.…”
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Tunesmith : inside the art of songwriting / by Webb, Jimmy

Arnie Berle's complete handbook for jazz improvisation. by Berle, Arnie

Table of Contents: “…Intervals -- Major scales, one octave -- Scale patterns -- Chords -- Inversions -- Chord Arpeggios -- Seventh chords -- Seventh chord arpeggios -- Major seventh chords -- Progressions -- Transposition, chordal, melodic -- Chord function -- Cycle of fifths -- Major 6th chord -- V7 to I -- IIm7,V7,I6 -- Modes -- Chord scale drill -- Rhythm -- IIIm7, Improvising scale -- IVmaj7, Improvising scale -- VIm7, Improvising scale -- Improvisation -- Altered and extended chords and scales -- Diminished 7th scales -- Dominant 7♭9th chord -- Neighboring tones -- Playing around the melody -- The blues -- Minor scales, minor chords -- Substitute chords.…”

FL Studio cookbook : The Lofi, Retrowave, and Horror Music Chef's Guide to FL Studio Music Production / by Rena, Chris

Table of Contents: “…Technical requirements -- Using the Piano roll and its features -- Getting ready -- How to do it -- There's more -- Creating a melody with simple notes -- Getting ready -- How to do it -- There's more -- Creating chords and basslines -- Advanced techniques, arpeggiation, chord progressions -- Getting ready -- How to do it -- There's more -- Editing and manipulating MIDI files -- Getting ready -- How to do it -- There's more -- Tips for using the Piano roll and sounding unique with your instruments -- Getting ready -- How to do it -- There's more -- Chapter 3: Working with Samples…”
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Music theory through musical theatre : putting it together / by Franceschina, John Charles, 1947-

Table of Contents: “…Inversions of Chords -- Singing Chords -- Seventh Chords -- Seventh Chord Inversions -- Singing Seventh Chords -- Nonchord Tones -- Neighbor Tones -- Passing Tones -- Suspensions and Retardations -- The Appoggiatura -- Escape Tones -- The Anticipation -- Changing Tones -- Pedal Tones -- Free Tones -- 6 Chord Progressions and Sixth Chords -- Numbering Chords in Major Scales with Roman Numerals -- Numbering Chords in Minor Scales with Roman Numerals -- Numbering Diatonic Seventh Chords with Roman Numerals -- Diatonic Chord Accompaniments -- Alternating Bass -- Chord Functionality -- Harmonic Movement -- Sight-Reading and Transposition -- Major and Minor Sixth Chords -- Review Quiz -- Unit Test 2 -- 7 Singing Counterpoint 1 -- Counterpoint and Polyphony -- Species Counterpoint -- First Species Counterpoint -- Dramatic Use of First Species Counterpoint -- Second Species Counterpoint -- Dramatic Use of Second Species Counterpoint -- 8 Singing Counterpoint 2 -- Third Species Counterpoint -- Dramatic Use of Third Species Counterpoint -- Fourth Species Counterpoint -- Dramatic Use of Fourth Species Counterpoint -- Fifth Species Counterpoint -- Dramatic Use of Fifth Species Counterpoint -- Fugue -- Review Quiz -- Unit Test 3 -- 9 Chromatically Altered Chords -- Secondary Dominants -- Secondary Functions of the Leading Tone Chord -- Common Tone Diminished Chords -- Passing Diminished Chords -- Neapolitan and Augmented Sixth Chords -- Mode Mixture -- 10 Song Form and Cadences -- Periods, Phrases, and Cadences -- The Authentic Cadence -- The Half Cadence -- The Plagal Cadence -- The Deceptive Cadence -- "Backdoor" Cadences -- 11 Modulation and Tonicization -- Modulation and Tonicization -- Direct Modulation -- Secondary Dominant Modulation -- Third Relation Modulation -- Pivot Tone (Common Tone) Modulation -- Common Chord Modulation.…”
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The music producer's ultimate guide to FL Studio 20 : the complete guide to creating production-quality music with FL Studio / by Au-Yeung, Joshua

Table of Contents: “…-- Exploring the FL Studio workspace -- Making your first song -- Creating a drum beat with the Channel Rack -- Adding an instrument to the Channel Rack -- Creating a melody with the Piano roll -- Routing channels to the Mixer -- Exporting the song -- Summary -- Chapter 02: Exploring the Browser, Playlist, and Channel Rack -- Technical requirements -- Introducing the FL Studio workbench -- Getting the most out of your samples -- Using the Browser -- Locating a sample's file location -- Searching for samples -- Adding your own samples to the Browser -- Swapping samples -- Using the Channel Rack -- Channel Rack option features -- The Channel Rack Rename, color and icon option -- Instrument options -- Detaching windows -- Installing new instruments -- Using layers -- Using the Playlist -- Playlist Toolbar -- Element pattern options -- Using the main header Toolbar features -- Version control -- Revert to last backup -- Audio Stream Input/Output (ASIO) -- Purge unused audio clips -- Undo and redo -- Viewing project info -- Summary -- Chapter 03: Composing with the Piano Roll -- Using the Piano roll -- Choosing an instrument -- Adding notes in the Piano roll -- Selecting multiple notes -- Deleting notes -- Muting and unmuting notes -- Slicing notes -- Sliding notes -- Using the stamp tool to get assistance with scales -- Composing great chord progressions -- Recording into the Piano roll with MIDI instruments -- The snap to grid (magnet) tool -- Quantizing notes -- Editing note articulations with the Event Editor.…”
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Beginning Blues Keyboard.

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Music Theory for Songwriters: The Fundamentals.

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Learning Music Notation.

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Noël: The Joan Baez Christmas songbook.

Repository of scales and melodic patterns / by Lateef, Yusef

Modern Dixieland style. for trumpet-clarinet-trombone and guitar /

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