Index of playlists

Chapter Playlist name URL
1 Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring
2 Aural meter ID (simple meters only)
Simple meters
3 Major scales in context
4 Why key signatures?
5 Interval ID (aural)
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4dh9lfbYujBykrZqnCbd3S?si=8b38077ed13042b2
6 Minor scales in context
7 Compound meter
Aural meter ID
8 Modes & other scales
9 Triads in context
10 Seventh chords in context
11 Lead sheet realization
Transcription with triads in pop music
12 Figured bass
13 Figured bass analysis
Chords in various textures
14 n/a
15 Nashville numbers
16 Harmonic function examples
Cadences in context
Analysis with I, IV, and V(7)
17 Melody
18 Sequence
Uses of the mediant
19 Phrases and periods
20 Melody harmonization
21 Two-part counterpoint
22 Harmony in pop and rock
23 Text setting
24 Chord motion and voicing
25 n/a
26 Second inversion chords
27 n/a
28 Instrument transpositions and ranges
29 Non-chord tones
30 Composite meters
31 Secondary dominants
32 Secondary diminished chords
33 Modulation to closely related keys
34 Binary form
35 Ternary form
36 Strophic form
37 Form in pop and rock
Aural analysis (form in pop)
38 Chromatic mediants
39 Modulation by common tone
40 Mode mixture
41 Neapolitan sixth
42 Augmented sixth chords
43 Descending tetrachord
44 Enharmonic reinterpretation with Ger.+6 and V7
45 Enharmonic reinterpretation with viio7 https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4hpnDpouWc1ChGFApn9Bhg?si=630a0675e76d4849
46 The “flatting process” https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4EXsRyUWPD6AnIUlvGVFdm?si=c62b3c1c2f654631
47 Extended tertian chords and altered dominants
48 n/a
49 Sonata form

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