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Music Theory, Harmony & Ear Training

Berklee Online

  • 76 pages
  • 1.5 MB
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Features lessons on inner hearing, rhythm mastery, reharmonization, and 7th chords from Berklee College of Music faculty. Includes instructor interviews and study path recommendations.

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