Hi
It’s been recommended to me that I try a book by someone called Hollinrake/Hollingrake? Thinks published by Novello - to help me with my theory 6.
Can’t find anything likely after googling so I wondered if this rings any bells? Could anyone help me find this?
Or grateful for any other recommendations to help with theory 6!
Thank you!
Cant find this theory recommendation: Hollinrake?
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, Nov 18 2018 19:29
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Posted 18 November 2018 - 19:29
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Posted 19 November 2018 - 11:02
Or grateful for any other recommendations to help with theory 6!
Despite being written primarily for A-level music, I think by far the clearest modern textbooks on harmony are the Music Harmony Workbooks by Hutgh Benham. Clear explanations and lots of exercises:
http://www.rhinegold...ony-workbook-1/
http://www.rhinegold...ony-workbook-2/
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Posted 19 November 2018 - 12:06
Orillion - yes, I think it could be! Thank you very much!
Hildegard- I will give them a whirl. Thanks very much for the recommendation.
Hildegard- I will give them a whirl. Thanks very much for the recommendation.
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Posted 19 November 2018 - 19:16
Orillion - yes, I think it could be! Thank you very much!
Hildegard- I will give them a whirl. Thanks very much for the recommendation.
I don't know the books but I'd definitely give Hildegard's recommendations a try before stating on anything else if you've not done much harmony before.
If you play piano Dorothy Pilling's Harmonization of melodies at the keyboard is something I found useful. Though I never did get fluent it helped me to understand harmonic progressions which is very useful for the higher theory grades.
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Posted 19 November 2018 - 20:12
(Oops - just to be clear, it's Hugh rather than Hutgh Benham. Typos are so easy to make 
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Posted 20 November 2018 - 07:49
(Oops - just to be clear, it's Hugh rather than Hutgh Benham. Typos are so easy to make
Thank you, but in case you hadn't noticed I was not writing a school report on the work of a pupil. 
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Posted 20 November 2018 - 11:08
Well, neither was mumofmany (in case you hadn't noticed ).
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Posted 20 November 2018 - 16:06
Well, neither was mumofmany (in case you hadn't noticed
My tip was about writing reports, not about typos. It is why it began with the words "Please don't take this the wrong way" - and certain people then immediately decided to take it the wrong way. It seems a great pity that some people seem to come here to provoke argument.
