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Hearing and Writing Music Professional Training for Today's Musician

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ISBN-10: 0962949671

ISBN-13: 9780962949678

Edition: 2nd 2002 (Revised)

Authors: Ron Gorow

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List price: $27.95
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: September Publishing
Publication date: 9/28/2002
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 448
Size: 8.25" wide x 10.75" long x 1.25" tall
Weight: 2.684

Ron Gorow has been in the music business in Hollywood for over 40 years, working in film, TV, records, live acts and publishing. He is a member of Professional Musicians Local 47, Recording Musicians Association, International Association of Jazz Educators and ASCAP. He has consolidated his experience as a composer, orchestrator, arranger, copyist, music engraver, score proofreader, musicologist and teacher to develop the techniques presented in Hearing and Writing Music.

The Complete Musician
The Complete Musician
The Goal
The Method
Parts of the Process
Music Terminology
Personal Training
Developing Your Ear
Perception
Active Listening
Tool Kit #1
Review
From Sound to Music
From Sound to Music
Music Space and Time
Tones of Nature
The Octave
Why 7?
Why 12?
Beyond 12
Relativity
Review
The Material of Music
The Material of Music
Idealized Intervals
Vertical Intervals
Melodic Intervals
Interval Identification
Tool Kit #2
Owning the Intervals
Review
Hearing Intervals
Hearing Intervals
Tips for Learning Intervals
Source of the Primary Intervals
The Octave: Nature's Foundation
Fifth and Fourth: Essence of Tonality
Thirds: Essence of Modality
Seconds: Essence of Melody
The Tritone
Complementary Intervals
Extended Intervals
The Interval Palette
Review
Hearing Phrases
Hearing Phrases
Modules of Music
Tetrachord Modes
Diatonic Modes
Modality as a Tool
Tonality as a Tool
Perception of a Phrase
Tool Kit #3
Tonal Organization
Nuts and Bolts
Review
Transcribing Music
Transcribing Music
Focusing Your Ear
Ear Care
Work Environment
Sketching
Choosing Equipment
Transcription Technique
Transcription Technique
Basic Technique
Transcribing from Memory
Transcribing Recorded Music
Technique and Procedure
Transcribing Improvised Solos
Transcribing "Live"
Transcribing Midi
Transcribing from the Creative Imagination
Perception to Notation
Hearing and Writing: Rhythm
Lines
Counterpoint
Chords and Verticals
Chord Progressions
Lead Sheets
Lyrics
Orchestration
Complete Scores
Communicating with Music Notation
Language of Music Notation
Standard Music Notation
Chromatic Notation
Microtonal Notation
Editing
Style
What is Good Notation?
Essentials of Notation
Notational Practices
Writing for Specific Instruments
Computer Generated Notation
Beyond Standard Notation
Preparation for Performance and Publishing
Preparation for Performance and Publishing
Music Prep
Contemporary Music Notation
Standard Music Formats
Printing Music
Copyright Law and You
Reference and Resources
Study Plans
Answers to Review Questions
Solutions to Notation Problems
Professional Music Jobs
Professional Music Organizations
Books and Supplies
Transcribing Music
Composition
Your First Film Score
Tonal Rows
Microtonal Music, Alternate Tuning
A World of Instruments
Bridging the Past to the Future
How to Contact the Author
Index