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Tom Manoff - Music: a Living Language

Genre: Classical

Style: Education

Country: US

Label(s): Eva-Tone Soundsheets

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A1. Tom Manoff - Example 1, Demonstration Melody

A2. Tom Manoff - Example 2, Demonstration Melody with Basic Pulse

A3. Tom Manoff - Example 3, Demonstration Melody in Four

A4. Tom Manoff - Example 4, Demonstration Melody in Five

A5. Tom Manoff - Example 5, Demonstration Melody Syncopated

A6a. Tom Manoff - Example 6a, Demonstration Melody in a Major Scale

A6b. Tom Manoff - Example 6b, Demonstration Melody in a Minor Scale

A6c. Tom Manoff - Example 6c, Demonstration Melody in a Mideastern - Mediterranean Type Scale

A7a. Tom Manoff - Example 7a, Demonstration Melody

A7b. Tom Manoff - Example 7b, Demonstration Melody with Motivic Development - 1

A7c. Tom Manoff - Example 7c, Demonstration Melody Motivic Development - 2

A7d. Tom Manoff - Example 7d, Demonstration Melody Motivic Development - 3

A8a. Tom Manoff - Example 8a, Demonstration Melody with Drone - Major Scale

A8b. Tom Manoff - Example 8b, Demonstration Melody with Drone - Mideastern - Mediterranean Type Scale

B1. Tom Manoff - Example 9, Demonstration Melody with Accompaniment - Homophonic Texture

B2a. Tom Manoff - Example 10a, Demonstration Melody with Choral Harmonization - Homophonic Texture

B2b. Tom Manoff - Example 10b, Demonstration Melody with Choral Harmonization - Dissonant Harmony

B3a. Tom Manoff - Example 11a, Demonstration Melody with "Unplanned" Counterpoint

B3b. Tom Manoff - Example 11b, Demonstration Melody with "Planned" Counterpoint

B4. Tom Manoff - Example 12, Demonstration Melody in Two-Part Counterpoint - Oblique and Parallel Motion

B5. Tom Manoff - Example 13, Demonstration Melody in Two-Part Counterpoint - Contrary Motion

B6a. Tom Manoff - Example 14a, Demonstration Melody

B6b. Tom Manoff - Example 14b, Demonstration Melody in Two-Part Counterpoint

B6c. Tom Manoff - Example 14c, Demonstration Melody in Three-Part Counterpoint -

C1. Tom Manoff - Example 15, Demonstration Melody in Dissonant Polyphony

C2a. Tom Manoff - Example 16a, Slow Pulse

C2b. Tom Manoff - Example 16b, Fast Pulse

C3. Tom Manoff - Example 17, Rhythmic Texture - Tense to Stable

C4a. Tom Manoff - Example 18a, Dissonant and Consonant Intervals

C4b. Tom Manoff - Example 18b, Dissonant and Consonant Chords

C5a. Tom Manoff - Example 19a, Octave Comparison

C5b. Tom Manoff - Example 19b, Harmonic Series - First Five Partials

C6a. Tom Manoff - Example 20a, Modal Harmony

C6b. Tom Manoff - Example 20b, Diatonic Harmony

C6c. Tom Manoff - Example 20c, Chromatic Harmony

D1a. Tom Manoff - Theme from Mozart, Symphony No. 40 - Motive

D1b. Tom Manoff - Theme from Mozart, Symphony No. 40 - First Phrase

D2a. Tom Manoff - Bach, Fugue in F, with Subjects Emphasized

D2b. Tom Manoff - Bach, Fugue in F

D3. Tom Manoff - Two-Part Canon for Piano

D4. Tom Manoff - Demonstration Melody Played on Violin and Flute