Prof Norden: photo taken in April 1986 by Rav Avraham at Boston College campus Now that I had found my jazz teacher, I needed to find a classical theory teacher (harmony, counterpoint, and so on). I started browsing through books on music theory, and soon felt the same dissatisfaction I had with my music school tutor. Again the focus was on what you couldn’t, shouldn’t, don’t dream of doing, laid out in the form of proscriptive rules. One common rule forbade writing more than two consecutive thirds in the same voices in a row. (For example, it was forbidden to write c/e - b/d - a/c, where the first note of each third was always in the Soprano voice, and the second always in the Alto. ...
Life and adventures of a working musician
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