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        <description>Music theory resources to learn classic and jazz harmony. Music improvisation and techniques.Scales and chords.</description>
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	<title>music theory : classic jazz harmony</title>
	<description>Music theory resources to learn classic and jazz harmony. Music improvisation and techniques. Jazz theory and music harmony articles.</description>
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	<title>music theory : classic harmony : notation</title>
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	<title>melody : music harmony : theory</title>
	<description>Music harmony and melodic concepts. Melodic and harmonic theories to compose and improvise. Melody and music harmony.</description>
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	<title>jazz pop harmony : learning improvisation</title>
	<description>Jazz and pop harmony to learn music improvisation, rhythm and swing, harmonic progressions and other musical techniques.</description>	
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	<title>rhythmic terms : syncopation : measure beats</title>
	<description>Rhythmic terms in music theory. Syncopation, measure or bar and beats.Rhythmic theories and repeated patterns of weak and strong beats.</description>
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	<title>music meter : simple metre : compound meters</title>
	<description>Music meter as pattern of repeated beats.Simple and compound meters.Recognizing and classifying music meters or metres.</description>
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	<title>tempo : metronome markings : music staff</title>
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	<title>dynamics : accents : common markings</title>
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	<title>musical colors : timbre : musical elements</title>
	<description>Musical colors and activities to discover it. Timbre is the color of the sound and a basic musical element.</description>
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	<title>counterpoint : canon : fugue : counter melody</title>
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	<title>music texture : poliphony : monophony</title>
	<description>Music texture and examples of polyphony, heterophony and monophony. Polyphonic, heterophonic and monophonic textures in music.</description>
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	<title>music forms : musical analysis : classic harmony</title>
	<description>Music forms in musical analysis. Naming main forms. Learn music theory, classic and jazz harmony.</description>
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	<title>half step : whole steps : chromatic scales</title>
	<description>Half and whole steps in music theory. Half steps as a distance between pitches. Whole tone scale and chromatic scales.</description>
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	<title>major scales : keys : tonal center</title>
	<description>Major scales and keys in music harmony and theory. Tonal center and major key. Learn major scale and its chords</description>
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	<title>minor scales : natural melodic : harmonic minors</title>
	<description>Minor scales and keys in music theory and harmony. Relative, harmonic, melodic minor scale. Jazz and Dorian minors.</description>
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	<title>music intervals : major : perfect : augmented : diminished</title>
	<description>Music intervals and distance between pitches. Classifying and naming intervals: perfect, augmented, minor, diminished intervals.</description>
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	<title>harmonic series : music intervals : frequency</title>
	<description>Harmonic series and music intervals. Harmonics on strings and brass instruments. Frequency and intervals in music harmony.</description>
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	<title>circle of fifths : key signatures : staff</title>
	<description>Circle of fifth and key signatures on staff. Major and minor scales. Circle of fifths as basic music harmony concept.</description>
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	<title>pentatonic : exotic : blues scales</title>
	<description>Blues and pentatonic scales. Ragas and exotic scale. Hungarian, Arabian and music modes. Learn pentatonic and blues scales.</description>
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	<title>music scales : diminished scale : chromatic</title>
	<description>Music scales : chromatic scale, whole tone, diminished scale, pentatonic and blues. Learn music scales and harmony.</description>
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	<title>music staff : musical notation : staves</title>
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	<title>music clefs : treble : bass : movable</title>
	<description>Treble clef symbol in the staff. Bass clef and movables clefs in music theory. Learn to read music symbols </description>
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	<title>pitch : music notation : sharp natural flat notes</title>
	<description>The pitch of a note in music notation. Sharp, natural and flat signs on musical staff. Differences between sharp, flat and natural notes in music notation</description>
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	<title>key signature : music notation : musical staff</title>
	<description>Key signature in music notation. Natural, flat and sharp signs on musical staff. Learn to read musical staff. Key signatures and music notation</description>
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	<title>enharmonic spellings : music notation : keys : scales</title>
	<description>Enharmonic spellings in music notation. Scales and keys in music notation and their enharmonic spellings</description>
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	<title>melody : shape : melodic contour : melodies</title>
	<description>Melody in music theory and harmony. A shape and countor of a melody. Melodic phrases and melodies in counterpoint</description>
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	<title>melody shape : melodic analysis</title>
	<description>Melody shape as a basic element of music. Melodic shapes in music harmony and theory. Analysis of simple melodies</description>
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	<title>melodic phrases : classical pop musics</title>
	<description>Melodic phrases in music. Classical and jazz music analysis. Learn musical harmony in classical, blues, pop musics</description>
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	<title>music themes : motifs : classical motives</title>
	<description>Music themes and motifs in music. Some music based on motives or on a theme. Learn classical musical theories and harmony</description>
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	<title>classic harmony : harmonic analysis : accompaniment</title>
	<description>Classic harmony and harmonic analysis. Chord progression, accompaniments and textures. Cadences, melodic and bass lines.</description>
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	<title>simple music harmony : accompaniment</title>
	<description>Simple harmony, accompaniment and melody harmonization. Chordal accompaniments in pop music and classic themes. How to add chords to a melody</description>
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	<title>parallel harmony : simple melody harmonization</title>
	<description>Parallel harmony in music.Simple melody harmonization with parallel harmonies.</description>
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	<title>independent harmony : accompaniments : chordal harmonies</title>
	<description>Independent harmony and music theory. Chordal accompaniments,arrangements, counterpoint and independent harmonies</description>
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	<title>triads : root position : chord inversions</title>
	<description>Triads in root position and in chord inversions. Triad chords in three positions. Learn triads and chord inversions</description>
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	<title>naming triads : major minor triad : inversions</title>
	<description>Naming triads in music harmony. Learn root positions and chord inversions. Major, minor, augmented and diminished chord triads</description>
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	<title>consonances dissonances : consonant : dissonant intervals</title>
	<description>Consonant and dissonant intervals. Consonances and dissonances in music harmony. What is a consonant or dissonant interval. The differences between dissonances and consonances.</description>
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	<title>seventh chords : harmonic practice : added note</title>
	<description>Seventh chords and added note chord. Learn to name all seventh chords. Bass notes and harmonic practice.</description>
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	<title>harmonic analysis : music theory : naming chords</title>
	<description>Harmonic analysis in music theory. Basic triads in major keys, modulation and naming chords. Harmonic analysis for naming music chords</description>
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	<title>harmonic cadences : tonal music : chord progressions</title>
	<description>Harmonic cadences in tonal music. Chord progressions, harmony, melody and cadence terms. Harmonic progressions and musical cadences in tonal music</description>	
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	<title>triad chords : inversions : triads : chord symbols</title>
	<description>Triads and chord symbols. Inversions and positions of triad chords. Component intervals and chord symbols of triads in jazz music harmony</description>
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	<title>seventh chords : extended chord : symbols</title>
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	<title>sixth chords : major : minor : augmented</title>
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	<title>suspended chords : sus4 : sus2 : chord</title>
	<description>Suspended chords and their common resolution in classic and jazz theory. Sus4, sus2 and borrowed chords. Suspended note resolutions</description>
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	<title>chromatic alterations : chords : added tones</title>
	<description>Chords with chromatic alterations and added notes. Power chords and polychords. Chord symbols and component notes with chromatic alterations</description>
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	<title>chord progressions : jazz harmony</title>
	<description>Chord progressions in jazz harmony. Common chord progressions and harmonic substitution in major and minor keys.A progression of chords in jazz theory</description>	
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    <description>Different octaves on music theory. The Contra and marked C. Naming different octaves on a music staff</description>
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    <title>classic musical harmony : elements</title>
    <description>Elements of classic musical harmony. Major and minor scales, common chord and other fundamental elements of classic musical harmony</description>
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    <title>music theory : harmony : sitemap</title>
    <description>Music theory and harmony sitemap. Resources and articles to learn music theory and harmony. Music chords, rhythm and chord progression</description>
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    <title>octave division : naming tones</title>
    <description>The division of the octave in music harmony. Naming tones and the representation of the keyboard tones.</description>
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    <title>species counterpoint : melodic inversion : contrary motion</title>
    <description>Species counterpoint. Melodic inversion, dissonant counterpoint, contrary motion, augmentation in counterpoint</description>
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