Guitarra inteligente modos gregos (teoria, acordes, escalas e licks)alessandrus
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O documento explica os modos gregos, definindo cada um deles como uma invers?o da escala maior de C. Cada modo gera sonoridades diferentes e possui notas características e acordes associados. S?o descritos os intervalos, escalas, acordes e licks de cada um dos sete modos gregos: J?nio, Dórico, Frígio, Lídio, Mixolídio, Eólio e Lócrio.
1) O documento apresenta informa??es sobre o cavaquinho, incluindo sua origem, partes, afina??o e exercícios básicos.
2) ? descrito como segurar o instrumento corretamente e exercícios para desenvolver a técnica da m?o esquerda e direita.
3) S?o explicados conceitos musicais como acordes maiores, menores e com sétima, além de apresentar sequências rítmicas e de acordes.
Curso completo de viol?o. PRRSOARES.
Com dicas práticas ilustradas e fáceis de executar, esse curso visa auxiliar a todos os amantes da música, principalmente aos do viol?o.
O documento fornece exemplos de cromatismos, padr?es cromáticos, aproxima??es de acordes e linhas melódicas cromáticas para aplicar em escalas maiores e menores. Inclui instru??es para transpor as linhas melódicas para diferentes tons e modulando através do ciclo das quintas.
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Este documento fornece instru??es sobre harmonia, forma??o de acordes e escalas musicais para improvisa??o. Inclui informa??es sobre elementos musicais, anatomia de instrumentos, acidentes, escalas, tríades, modos, intervalos e tabelas de acordes gerados por diferentes escalas maiores e menores. Tem como objetivo ajudar iniciantes, intermediários e avan?ados nos estudos musicais.
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1) O documento fornece instru??es e exercícios preliminares para aprender viol?o, focando em técnicas básicas como dedilhado, tríades maiores e troca de acordes.
2) Inclui links para vídeos demonstrativos e bases musicais de apoio para acompanhar os exercícios.
3) Fornece exemplos de músicas para aplicar os conceitos aprendidos, como "Knockin' on Heaven's Door".
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This presentation is a record of 5 plenaries I did with years 1 & 2 using popular picture books to reinforce some musical concets we had explored in our music lessons
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