How to Compose 1:1 Counterpoint || Tonal Voice Leading 1
This video teaches how to compose a counter melody against a given melody in a 1:1 rhythmic proportion (also known as note-against-note, or first species counterpoint). This was the method that many of the great classical composers used to learn the essentials of voice-leading in Western music, including Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven. Examples by Schubert and Salieri 1:53 A Walkthrough 22:30 Homework 31:58 Tonal Voice Leading Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6Towqbh0pdpxUL5NlGTOW2hwVVo1IhdQ My new counterpoint course on Teach:able https://jacobgranmusictheory.teachable.com/p/classical-counterpoint https://www.patreon.com/JacobGran #musictheory #musiccomposition #schubert #salieri
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