"Music Basics with Online Resources"
by Gretchen Peregrine
BOOK CORRECTIONS
Lesson 2
First Edition:
Test on Pg. 46
The fifth (bottom) line did not print properly for nos. 6-9.
Draw in the fifth line for these numbers.
Test on Pg. 46 Question #10 and #13 answers have been changed click
here
Second Edition:
Link at bottom of 25 is no longer available.
Lesson 3
pg. 50 II. STEMS AND BEAMS
The diagram is correct. Switch the order of the 1st two bullets
to match the picture.
Lesson 4
pg. 70
No. 5 should have a bar line after the first note. The first eighth note
is a pickup.
Also, delete the final eighth rest on the line. (11/14/05)
Lesson 6
pg. 89 Example 1: > is an accent mark and should be played strong!
(2/13/06)
Lesson 11
Add to p. 132:
"tip: A tritone can be called an Aug. 4th, OR a
dim 5. Both intervals are played six half steps above the root."
Lesson 12
Pg. 150 add the following:
Typical symbols for 7th chords:
C Major +M7 = Cmaj7
C Major +m7 = C7
c minor +m7 = Cm7
c dim + m7 = C half dim. 7
c dim + d7 = Co7
C Aug + m7 = C+(7) Take off B# in textbook
Pg. 156 Question #3 should read: "Which kind of chord is made up
of two minor thirds?" (11/14/05)
Pg. 156 Question #6 should read:
A C7 chord is made up of:
a C major triad + M7 a C major triad + m7
all minor thirds
Page 172
Fill in the left hand chords to "America." The Roman numeral above the
letter refers to the chord you will put in the left hand (within the
F key)
Page 173
Edelweiss has been in C up to this point, but the roman numerals
allow you to put it in a different key.
Transpose to a new key...try "D" and
apply all the chords to the D scale (I=D, V=A, etc.)
Page 189 Enharmonic Keyboard
The chromatic half step above D should read D#, not B#.
Keyboard foldout page at the back of the book:
Go to the 2nd A below middle C.
The chromatic half step above this A should read A#, not
C#.
The same problem is on the picture pg. 27.