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1 CONTENTS Introduction 2 Low interval limits 3 Chapter One: Basic II-V-I exercises 4 a) Major keys 4 b) Minor keys 19 Chapter Two: Left hand II-V-I exercises 31 Major keys: a) Left hand II-V-I exercises with two voices 31 b) The Dominant and its substitutions, left hand II-V-subV-I progressions 33 c) Left hand II-V-I progressions with two voices and melodic movements 38 Minor keys: d) Left hand II-V-I exercises with two voices 43 e) The Dominant and its substitutions, left hand II-V-subV-I progressions 45 Chapter Three: Harmonic II-V-I exercises for both hands 50 Major keys: a) II-V-I progression with two voices in the left hand and one in the right 50 b) II-V-I progression with two voices in the left hand and two in the right 63 c) II-V-I progression with two voices in the left hand and three in the right 78 Minor keys: d) II-V-I progression with two voices in the left hand and one in the right 105 e) II-V-I progression with two voices in the left hand and two in the right 118 f) II-V-I progression with two voices in the left hand and three in the right 145 Chapter Four: Harmonic V-V exercises for both hands 173 a) Harmonic exercises with three voices 173 b) Harmonic exercises with four voices 182 c) Harmonic exercises with four voices and a dominant substitution 210 d) Harmonic exercises with five voices 213 e) Harmonic exercises with five voices and a dominant substitution 238 f) Harmonic exercises with five voices and an additional movement in the 4 th voice 241 g) Harmonic exercises with five voices, an additional movement in the 4 th voice and the use of a dominant substitution 304

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Page 1: CONTENTS Introduction Low interval limits Chapter One ... · ... Harmonic exercises with five voices and an additional movement in the 4th voice 241 g) ... Harmonic exercises for

CONTENTS Introduction 2 Low interval limits 3 Chapter One: Basic II-V-I exercises 4 a) Major keys 4 b) Minor keys 19 Chapter Two: Left hand II-V-I exercises 31 Major keys: a) Left hand II-V-I exercises with two voices 31 b) The Dominant and its substitutions, left hand II-V-subV-I progressions 33 c) Left hand II-V-I progressions with two voices and melodic movements 38 Minor keys: d) Left hand II-V-I exercises with two voices 43 e) The Dominant and its substitutions, left hand II-V-subV-I progressions 45 Chapter Three: Harmonic II-V-I exercises for both hands 50 Major keys: a) II-V-I progression with two voices in the left hand and one in the right 50 b) II-V-I progression with two voices in the left hand and two in the right 63 c) II-V-I progression with two voices in the left hand and three in the right 78 Minor keys: d) II-V-I progression with two voices in the left hand and one in the right 105 e) II-V-I progression with two voices in the left hand and two in the right 118 f) II-V-I progression with two voices in the left hand and three in the right 145 Chapter Four: Harmonic V-V exercises for both hands 173 a) Harmonic exercises with three voices 173 b) Harmonic exercises with four voices 182 c) Harmonic exercises with four voices and a dominant substitution 210 d) Harmonic exercises with five voices 213 e) Harmonic exercises with five voices and a dominant substitution 238 f) Harmonic exercises with five voices and an additional movement in the 4th voice 241 g) Harmonic exercises with five voices, an additional movement in the 4th voice and the use of a dominant substitution 304