Student Workbook: for Concise Introduction to Tonal Harmony
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The workbook includes hundreds of exercises―more than enough for any one course―allowing instructors the flexibility to construct assignments that meet their students’ needs. Every workbook chapter follows a similar organization and features questions for review, chord spelling exercises, Roman numeral and figured bass realizations, composition activities, and music for analysis.
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Great workbook, great buy, hopefully it will go down in price for the non-college students I have.
Very well thought-out and planned. Quite comprehensive too in progression possibilities. It does get a bit cumbersome with some of the exercises and chord spellings that stray from convention, so I simplify some of the work.
It is to slow to introduce different chords and chord functions. Students should be able to dive into harmonic analysis after learning triads and seventh chords based off of scale degrees. Learning to use accented and unaccented non-chord tones and focus on cadences are much more valuable than working out every type of harmonic prog.
