Description
We can also pare down our voicings to just the melody and the bass note. We don't have to use a full chord voicing each time. In this lesson we'll play the melody harmonized with only a bass line. This version is a counterpoint approach called polyphony. This means most of the upper register melody notes are countered by a lower register bass note. This results in essentially two melodic lines that work together. There are chords implied in these harmonized lines, but they are not fully realized or fleshed out.
Lesson Info
Instructor
Christopher Schlegel
Tutorial Lessons
- 'Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star' Introduction
- 'Twinkle' Melody Notes As Scale Degrees
- 'Twinkle' Harmonizing Measures 1-4
- 'Twinkle' Harmonizing Measures 5-8
- 'Twinkle' Putting It All Together
- 'Twinkle' Making It More Musical
- 'Twinkle' Making A Two Voice Arrangement
- 'Twinkle' Making A Complete Arrangement
- 'Twinkle': Performance Close View
- 'Twinkle': Performance Wide View
- 'Twinkle' Adding More Ornamentation