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Melodic and Harmonic Tensions
Author: Michael Rendish
Lesson description
Berklee College of Music faculty member Michael Rendish explores tensions, or notes added to chords to enrich their sound. You'll examine tensions as they are used in melody and in accompaniment and how to evaluate the level of richness they provide.
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BME-111 Getting Inside Harmony 2
Take your harmonic development to the next level by gaining a solid footing in more advanced principles including melodic and harmonic tension, chord substitution, and chromatically altered chords.
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