How to Sight Sing -

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How to Sight Sing aims to help readers master the art of singing a melody correctly upon first glance. Though this may seem a daunting task initially, like any other skill, it simply takes practice to master. Like learning a new language, there are fundamentals to learn and drills and exercises to cement the concepts, but there are other helpful tools to make the process enjoyable and productive. The guide begins with a refreshing course in reading music before moving on to topics like the most common keys and scales used in Western music, intervals, and melodic and rhythmic listening. The online audio features listening exercises to hone both melodic and rhythmic skills. PLAYBACK+, a multi-functional audio player, allows users to slow down the audio without changing pitch, set loops points, change keys, and more.

Table of Contents:

• Introduction
• Chapter 1: Reading Music
• Chapter 2: Intervals, the Major Scale and the Minor Scale
• Chapter 3: Exercises in C Major and A Minor
• Chapter 4: Exercises in G Major and E Minor
• Chapter 5: Exercises in F Major and D Minor
• Chapter 6: Exercises in D Major and B Minor
• Chapter 7: Exercises in B♭ Major and G Minor
• Chapter 8: Exercises in A Major and F# Minor
• Chapter 9: Exercises in E♭ Major and C Minor
• Chapter 10: Exercises in E Major and C# Minor
• Chapter 11: Exercises in A♭ Major and F Minor
• Chapter 12: Exercises in B Major and G# Minor
• Chapter 13: Pentatonic and Blues Scales
• Chapter 14: The Mixolydian Mode
• Chapter 15: The Dorian Mode
• Chapter 16: Harmonic and Melodic Minor Scales
• Chapter 17: Reading a Chart and Transposing
• Appendix
• Answer Key
• About the Author

Catalog:	HL00156132
Publisher:	Hal Leonard
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Arranger:	Chad Johnson
Voicing:	Voice
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Pages:	168