Four-part harmony – what’s the point?!

By Guy Michelmore

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Classical Harmony Legacy - Out Now: https://thinkspace.ac.uk/courses/classical-harmony/ Four-part harmony - what’s the point?! For those of you for whom harmony = chords, the idea of four-part harmony might seem a bit redundant. You’d be completely wrong. The classical approach to harmony has so much to give musicians of all kinds and all genres. It’s a completely different approach and the effect can be magical. BUT… it’s complicated. I struggled when I first started learning and decided to make a course to help others facing the same issue. That was a few years ago. Today we have updated our original harmony course and re-released the remastered version. If you’ve ever wanted to learn classical four part harmony, this is your chance.

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