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000350512 1001_ $$aGreenberg, Robert,$$d1954-
000350512 24510 $$aUnderstanding the fundamentals of music$$h[videorecording] /$$cRobert Greenberg.
000350512 260__ $$aChantilly, VA :$$bTeaching Co.,$$cc2007.
000350512 300__ $$a4 videodiscs (ca. 720 min.) :$$bsd., col. ;$$c4 3/4 in. +$$e1 guidebook (iv,109 p. : ill. ; 19 cm.)
000350512 4901_ $$aThe great courses. Fine arts & music
000350512 500__ $$aCourse no. 7261.
000350512 504__ $$aGuides include bibliographical references.
000350512 50500 $$gpt. 1. disc 1. (lectures 1-4).$$tLanguage of music ;$$tTimbre, continued ;$$tTimbre, part 3 ;$$tBeat and tempo --$$gpt. 1. disc 2. (lectures 5-8)$$tMeter, part 1 ;$$tMeter, part 2 ;$$tPitch and mode, part 1 ;$$tPitch and mode, part 2 --$$gpt. 2. disc 3. (lectures 9-12).$$tIntervals and tunings ;$$tTonality, key signature, and the circle of fifths ;$$tIntervals revisited and expanded ;$$tMelody --$$gpt. 2. disc 4. (lectures 13-16).$$tMelody, continued ;$$tTexture and harmony, part 1 ;$$tHarmony, part 2 - function, tendency, and dominance ;$$tHarmony, part 3 - progression, cadence, and modulation.
000350512 5110_ $$aLecturer: Robert Greenberg, San Francisco Performances.
000350512 520__ $$aFor anyone wanting to master music's language, being able to read musical notation is a necessity. But this course, as Professor Greenberg notes, is a basic course, designed to introduce you to music's language in a way that is similar to the way you learned your own native language, by "discovering and exploring musical syntax through our ears-- by learning what the parts of musical speech sound like--rather than what they look like on paper." By sidestepping the necessity to read music, these lectures represent an extremely rare opportunity in musical education--an opportunity to experience a solid introduction to music theory's basics in a way that is not technically intimidating, yet provides a substantial grounding in the fundamentals--Publisher.
000350512 538__ $$aDVD.
000350512 650_0 $$aMusic$$xInstruction and study.
000350512 650_0 $$aMusic theory.
000350512 650_0 $$aMusic appreciation.
000350512 650_0 $$aMusical analysis.
000350512 655_0 $$aFilmed lectures.
000350512 7102_ $$aTeaching Company.
000350512 830_0 $$aGreat courses (DVD).
000350512 85201 $$bdvd$$hMT7$$i.G74$$i2007
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