Coordinates with: Manual for ear training and sight singing.

Some selections with texts in various languages.

Includes indexes.

Basic rhythms in simple meters : skips to 1, 3, and 5 in C major

The fifteen major keys

Ties and the dotted beat

Skips to 7 and 2 as prefix neighbors

Compound meters

Diatonic minor

Lower chromatic neighbors

Chromatic 6 and 7 in the minor mode

Triplets. Duplets

Quadruple division of the beat simple meters

Conducting pulse levels other than the notated beat

The dominant triad

The C clefs : alto and tenor clefs

Skips to 4 and 6 as prefix neighbors

Sextuple division of the beat in compound meters

Repeat signs

The subdominant triad

Syncopation

The dominant seventh chord

Bass lines

Introduction to voice leading

The leading-tone triad

The supertonic triad

The submediant triad

The mediant triad

Other seventh chords

Transposition

The modes

Advanced triplets

Chromatic passing tones

Skips to chromatic pitches as prefix neighbors

Chords applied to the dominant

Chords applied to the subdominant

Chords applied to the supertonic

Chords applied to the submediant

Chords applied to the mediant

The neapolitan sixth chord

The augmented sixth chords

Other chords

Melodic sequence

Other clefs

Hemiola

Stepwise chromatic alterations

Reading in keys other than the notated key signature

Closely related modulation from the major mode

Closely related modulation from the minor mode

Distant modulations

Successive modulations

Fragments of tonality

Advanced meter

More advanced rhythms

Some common non-diatonic pitch collections

Hypermeter

Additional excerpts for sight singing