Alfred Publishing Essentials of Music Theory: Book 3

Alfred’s Essentials of Music Theory is designed for students of any age, whether listeners or performers, who want to have a better understanding of the language of music. In this all-in-one theory course, you will learn the essentials of music through concise lessons, practice your music reading and writing skills in the exercises, improve your listening skills with the available ear-training CDs (sold separately), and test your knowledge with a review that completes each unit. Computer software is also available with randomized drilling of the material and scorekeeping.Book 3 (Lessons 51-75):1st & 2nd Inversions of TriadsInversions of V7 ChordsFigured BassMajor Chord ProgressionsMinor Scales, Minor TriadsAugmented & Diminished TriadsPrimary Triads in Minor KeysMinor Chord ProgressionsModesHarmonizing a Melody in Major and Minor KeysBroken Chords & Arpeggiated AccompanimentsPassing and Neighboring TonesComposing a Melody in Major and Minor Keys12-Bar Blues Chord Progression & Blues ScaleBasic Forms of MusicThe complete line of Alfred’s Essentials of Music Theory includes Student Books, a Teacher’s Answer Key, Ear-Training CDs, Double Bingo games, Flash Cards, Reproducible Teacher’s Activity Kits, and interactive software for students and teachers in private study, studio and network environments. Song List:AppendixEar Training For Lessons 51-55Ear Training For Lessons 56-59Ear Training For Lessons 60-63Ear Training For Lessons 64-67Ear Training For Lessons 68-71Ear Training For Lessons 72-75Glossary & Index Of Terms & SymbolsLesson 51: Triads---1st InversionLesson 52: Triads---2nd InversionLesson 53: V-7 Chords---1st, 2nd And 3rd InversionsLesson 54: Figured BassLesson 55: Major Chord ProgressionsLesson 56: Minor ScalesLesson 57: Natural, Harmonic And Melodic Minor ScalesLesson 58: Minor TriadsLesson 59: Augmented And Diminished TriadsLesson 60: The Primary Triads In Minor KeysLesson 61: Minor Chord ProgressionsLesson 62: Modes Related To The Major Scale: Ionian, Mixolydian, And LydianLesson 63: Modes Related To The Minor Scale: Aeolian, Dorian, Phrygian, LocrianLesson 64: Harmonizing A Melody In A Major KeyLesson 65: Broken Chords And Arpeggiated AccompanimentsLesson 66: Passing And Neighboring TonesLesson 67: Composing A Melody In A Major KeyLesson 68: Harmonizing A Melody In A Minor KeyLesson 69: Composing A Melody In A Minor KeyLesson 70: 12-Bar Blues Chord ProgressionLesson 71: The Blues ScaleLesson 72: Basic Forms Of Music---Motive And PhraseLesson 73: Ab (Binary) FormLesson 74: Aba (Ternary) FormLesson 75: Rondo FormReview Of Lessons 51-55Review Of Lessons 56-59Review Of Lessons 60-63Review Of Lessons 64-67Review Of Lessons 68-71Review Of Lessons 72-75Unit 13Unit 14Unit 15Unit 16Unit 17Unit 18