If anyone can help, I'd be super greatfull. Thanx.
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Four Part Harmony
Okay, I have a question. What are the intervals that make up the four part harmonies you hear in a lot of barbershop quartet songs?
If anyone can help, I'd be super greatfull. Thanx.
If anyone can help, I'd be super greatfull. Thanx.
# 1
They intervals are dependant upon the chord you are after if you were after a dominant 7th you could have some one sing the root note and some one else sing the 3er, some one else sing the 5th and some one else sing a flattened 7th. Apparently these intervals don’t have to be parallel i.e. you could have someone singing the octave above the root instead of the 3rd
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# 2
So You could just use any intervals, as long as they correspond with a chord? Cool.
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# 3
its basically just chords structures where each note is played by an individual instrument - like in counterpointed music - plus you are a lil more independant whe nyou play a "chord" that way - you can even throw in notes that would sound horrible if played on one instrument - if arranged well it can create alot of tension
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