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Repository of Scales and Melodic Patterns
Nicolas Slonimisky
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This is an exhaustive study of scales and patterns. It is based on dividing
the octave into various numbers of equal parts. This study is not coming
from any specific idiom such as jazz or classical but may very well be used
in application to any idiom. It is a written enharmonically, no key signatures
and can be used by all instruments. This 250 page book is a great source
for new ideas for improvisation or composition. There are many references
made to the masters in the studies and there is an explantion of terms. Table of Contents Introduction Explanation of terms Tritone Progression Ditone Progression Sesquitone Progression Wholetone Progression Semitone Progression Quadritone Progression Sequiquadritone Progression Quinquetone Progression Diatessaron Progression Sepitone Progression Diapente Progression Sequiquinquetone Progression Hepatonic Scales Hepatonic Arpeggios Pentatonic Scales Twelve Tone Patterns Crossing Intervals Quadritonal Arpeggios Invertible Dodecaphonic Progressions Intervallic Studies..Increasing and Diminishing Intervals Complimentary Scales Permutations Pandiatonic Progressions Double Notes Plural Scales and Arpeggios Polytonal Scales Polytonal polyrhythmical Scales Palindromic Canons Autochordal Harmonization Harmonization in Major Triads and seventh Chords Synopsis of Chords |