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Basic cadences

A cadence is a harmonic pattern that closes a phrase or points it forward. Even a simple chord sequence can feel like a question and an answer.

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The circle of fifths

The circle of fifths maps relationships between keys and the order in which sharps and flats appear. Neighboring positions are a fifth apart.

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Diatonic intervals

A diatonic interval is counted between scale degrees within a key. Its number comes from the number of letter names included.

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Melodic dictation

Melodic dictation trains you to move a heard sequence into your voice, hand or notation. Start with short phrases in a familiar key.

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Phrases and periods

A musical phrase resembles a meaningful sentence: it has motion, a high point and a place to pause. Several phrases can form a period.

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Seventh chords

A seventh chord adds another third above a triad. It therefore contains four different pitch classes rather than three.

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Articulation and pedal

Legato, staccato and pedal change a phrase character. Secure clear rhythm without pedal before adding color.

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Rhythmic dictation

Rhythmic dictation teaches durations and rests without relying on pitch. Start with one measure.

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A sight-reading routine

When sight-reading, do not stop at every mistake. Look slightly ahead and keep the pulse.

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Syncopation basics

Syncopation places an accent or note onset on a weak beat or between beats. The rhythm feels intentionally displaced.

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Chord inversions

An inversion keeps the same notes but changes the lowest note. This helps connect chords smoothly.

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Interval inversions

In an inversion, move the lower note up an octave or the upper note down. The interval numbers add up to nine.

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Recognizing intervals by ear

First compare direction and distance instead of guessing the name instantly. Singing helps fix the sensation.

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Natural, harmonic and melodic minor

Minor can change its sixth and seventh degrees depending on the musical purpose. Compare the forms by ear.