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THE TECHNIQUE OF THE SAXOPHONE PART Il Chord Studies by JOSEPH VIOLA SUPERVISOR OF WOODWIND INSTRUCTION BERKLEE SCHOOL OF MUSIC Table of Contents Studies on Chord Structures Structures on “C"* 1 Structures on “F* " Structures on ““G"” » » “o" 38 “Eb a a 56 “Ab” 65 ™ “Dt 83 “8” 2 “oor 101 “ren 0 “cor Ww “ec 128 Summory Studies... ental) Studies on Chord Sequence ...sccseeeeeess we M2 AUTHOR'S NOTES To derive the most benefit from the exercises in this book it is important that the following practice procedure be followed with each new chord covered in Section I. A. Preparatory Exercises (Q) Play the basic chord (1, 3, 5, or 1, 3, 5, 7) several times until the tonality is firmly fixed in your ear. (2) Add high degrees one at a time. Try to hear the relationship of each tension to the basic chord. on a maj c= ete. i 7? Coon (3) Where altered tensions are indicated, relate each altered form to the basic chord. ma > - * B, Exercises employing chord tones and auxiliary tones. (Exercises 1, 2 and 3 of each chord.) (2) Listen for the resolution of each auxiliary tone as it moves into the basic chord tone. (2) After repeating each exercise several times, play it without looking fat the music. Concentrate on remembering the chord tones and let your ear assist you in finding the proper auxiliary tones. ©, Exercises employing low degree chord tones, high degree chord tones and auxiliary tones. (Exercises 4 and § of each chord.) () Be aware of the tonality of the basic chord at all times. If the tonality seems vague, stop and play the basic chord several times before repeating the exercise. (2) Experiment with various articulations. Suggested variations are indicated below. $A MES hye el £52 an Even where not theoretically required, accidentals have been repeated to assure an awareness of the proper note. All of the exercises may (and should) be played at different tempos and with variations in phrasing and interpretation. The augmented chord has not been included since it is considered to be an altered form of the dominant seventh. JV. SECTION | Studies on Chord Structures C major 2 8 5 Map? 9 fit ta) Ps C Major — = Page 1 Page 2 C minor Page 3 C seventh 13 5 br by 9 fo fn bis as be € Dominant 7 Page 4 cr pte t EE thet) the . eth eer er. —— c; Page 5 C minor seventh Page 6 C minor seventh (flat five) 1 bs bs by by 9 rs = by by Page 7 Page 8 C diminished seventh Page 9 Page 10

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