Major Pentachord Scale OUP（主要的五弦琴规模牛津大学出版社）.pdfVIP

Carol J. Krueger ckruegermusic@ Vocal —Pitch Exercises Vocal pitch exercises (intervals, scales, chords, and so on) are designed to aid in the development of tonal vocabulary skills. Consistent practice will be necessary if the ability to hear the tones as scale degrees in relation to the tonic pitch and tonic chord tones (Reference Tones) is to be mastered. Please note that pitches below the tonic are shown by a subscript prime on the syllable (so ) and the octave above | the tonic and all sub sequent pitches above the octave are shown by a superscript prime on the syllable (do). The exercises should also be sung using a variety of rhythm patterns to facilitate aural/oral preparation before visually integrating tonal and rhythm patterns in symbolic notation. To visually aid in the development of tonal vocabulary skills, graphs depicting the appropriate tonal sequence are indicated in italics by each vocal pitch exercise and are located on the DVD . Please notice that whole and half steps are represented spatially and background or letter colors are frequently used to indicate quality (major, minor, augmented, and diminished). The graphs may be used on individual student computers or in the classroom setting via a LCD proj ector or an overhead proj ector (graphs printed via a color printer on overhead transparencies). Consistent practice will be necessary if skills are to be mastered. Major Pentachord Scale 1. Maj or Pentachord Scale (5 note scale) a. Basic Pentachord Scale: do–re–mi–fa–so–fa–mi–re–do [Maj or, Grap h 01A] b. Variati