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2.10 Melodic Transposition
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In this unit
13 lessons
- 2.1Minor Scales: Natural, Harmonic, and MelodicOpen lesson
- 2.2Relative Keys: Determining Relative Minor Key and Notating Key SignaturesOpen lesson
- 2.3Key Relationships: Parallel, Closely Related, and Distantly Related KeysOpen lesson
- 2.4Other Scales: Chromatic, Whole-Tone, and PentatonicOpen lesson
- 2.5Interval Size and QualityOpen lesson
- 2.6Interval Inversion and Compound IntervalsOpen lesson
- 2.7Transposing InstrumentsOpen lesson
- 2.8TimbreOpen lesson
- 2.9Melodic FeaturesOpen lesson
- 2.10Melodic TranspositionThis lesson
- 2.11Texture and Texture TypesOpen lesson
- 2.12Texture DevicesOpen lesson
- 2.13Rhythmic DevicesOpen lesson
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