More great work as always. I always learn a little something from these videos. I was hoping could you recommend a workbook for harmonic analysis? One that tends to stick to the systems you rely on. The only harmony centered text that I've sunk my teeth into and done exercises in is Persichetti's 20th Century Harmony so I always have to think in those terms which isn't always ideal.
Thanks for the kind words! If you're looking specifically for a harmony book to work from I recommend Aldwell and Schachter's Harmony and Voice Leading book. I use the second edition which is around $4 used on Amazon in the States. There is also a workbook for it, but I've never actually used it so I can't vouch for it. I don't follow everything in this book exactly, but it's a big influence as are other works by Schachter. My biggest influence would have to be Felix Salzer and his book Structural Hearing. It doesn't have a workbook and it's not really a "harmony" book because it looks at harmony, melody, and counterpoint all at the same time. I do offer online lessons so if that's ever something you're interested in, feel free to hit me up.
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Great little tune, and great analysis!
Thank you for this.
More great work as always. I always learn a little something from these videos.
I was hoping could you recommend a workbook for harmonic analysis? One that tends to stick to the systems you rely on. The only harmony centered text that I've sunk my teeth into and done exercises in is Persichetti's 20th Century Harmony so I always have to think in those terms which isn't always ideal.
Thanks for the kind words!
If you're looking specifically for a harmony book to work from I recommend Aldwell and Schachter's Harmony and Voice Leading book. I use the second edition which is around $4 used on Amazon in the States. There is also a workbook for it, but I've never actually used it so I can't vouch for it.
I don't follow everything in this book exactly, but it's a big influence as are other works by Schachter.
My biggest influence would have to be Felix Salzer and his book Structural Hearing. It doesn't have a workbook and it's not really a "harmony" book because it looks at harmony, melody, and counterpoint all at the same time.
I do offer online lessons so if that's ever something you're interested in, feel free to hit me up.