Whiteboards October 2012
Here are the whiteboards and pictures from my lessons in October 2012.
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- rhythmic subdivisions of the quarter note
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- polyrhythm
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- beaming, students categorizing music
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- notation of harmony, polyphony, tempo, dynamics and articulation
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- triads and inversions
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- augmented and diminished intervals and their harmonic resolutions
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- triads and inversions
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- triads and inversions
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- harmonic analysis
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- harmonic analysis
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- world music composition: tabla
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- rhythmic subdivisions of the dotted quarter note
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- rhythmic notation
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- harmonic analysis
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- harmonic analysis
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- score order
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- scoring for strings
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- rhythmic subdivisions of the dotted quarter note
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- beaming, students categorizing music
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- notation of tempo, dynamics and articulation
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- polyrhythm
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- construction of scales – tetrachords
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- frequency – octaves in hearing compared to octaves in seeing
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- 2nd order of church modes
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- 1st and 2nd order of church modes, tetrachords in minor scales
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- precise position indications of triads
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- correct and wrong notation of time- and key signature at the clef
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- cartoon on how to (not) write value flags
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- precise position indications of triads
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- all possible degree types enumerated
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- world music composition: tihai
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- rhythmic dictation
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- notation of time and rhythm
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- harmonic analysis by degrees
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- structure of church modes – harmonic ratios – circles in fifths
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- structure of church modes – harmonic ratios – circles in fifths
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- 2nd order of church modes as diatonic circle of fifths
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- diatonic vs chromatic circle of fifths
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- intervals
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- intervals: sum- and difference tones – “an interval is a bag full of tones”
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- possible degrees and altered degrees
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- three basic functions in functional harmony
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- possible degrees and altered degrees
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- possible degrees and altered degrees
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- harmonic analysis of chord progressions
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- on functional harmony
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- rhythmic notation
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- harmonic analysis of chord progressions
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- instrumentation: classical woodwinds
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- structural analysis of scales
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- intervals: sum- and difference tones – “an interval is a bag full of tones”
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- 2nd order of church modes
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- notation of intervals
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- notation of intervals
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- inversion of intervals
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- all chromatic basic intervals and inversions
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- analysis of functional harmony by degrees
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- analysis of functional harmony by degrees
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- analysis of functional harmony by degrees
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- harmonic dictation
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- harmonic analysis (beginning of chopin op.10 nr. 1)
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- notation of pitch: staff and clef
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- basic tones
All these images and whiteboards deal with music, more especially with music theory, so they have two companion pages here that treat this in more depth:
- Outline of basic music theory – a concise professional learning book
- Music theory – an alphabetical reference guide
© Oscar van Dillen