Rewire Choir

Aug 22

REWIRE CHOIR

Unlock your choir’s musical creativity with Rewire Choir's innovative ear training method! Learn harmony through solfege and pop arranging, empowering students to create their own a cappella arrangements without traditional notation.

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Major Scale

Gaining Familiarity

Solfege Hand Chart →

STABLE TONES

TENDANCY TONES

Tendency Tone Song

Practice hearing, feeling, and singing the tendency tones in the major scale.

Scalar Passages

Melody Sequencer →

Bass

Chords

I IV V Flashcards →

I IV V vi Flashcards →

I ii IV V vi Flashcards →

Texture

This will have animations of different types of harmonic texture and how they can be layered.

Progressions

This section will have links to Noteflight scores that are audio sync’d to the original recordings.

Shake It Off (TAYLOR SWIFT): ii / / / | IV / / / | I / / / | / / / / | Original Key: G Tempo: 80 BPM
Stay (JUSTIN BIEBER): IV / V / | vi / iii / | Original Key: Db Tempo: 85 BPM
Heat Waves (GLASS ANIMALS): ii / I / | vi / V | IV / I / | vi / V / | Original Key: B Tempo: 81 BPM
Watermelon Sugar (Harry Styles) ii / / / | vi / / / | I / / / | V / / / | Original Key: C Tempo: 95 BPM
Kiss Me More (DOJA CAT): ii / / / | V / / / | I / / / | IV / / iii | Original Key: Ab Tempo: 111 BPM
Peaches (JUSTIN BIEBER): IV / / / | iii / / / | ii / / / | I / / / | Original Key: C Tempo: 90 BPM
Counting Stars (ONEREPUBLIC): vi / / / | I / / / | V / / / | IV / / / | Original Key: E Tempo: 122 BPM
Float On (MODEST MOUSE): I / / / | V6(7) / / / | IV / / / | iii / / / | Original Key: Gb Tempo: 100 BPM
Save Your Tears (THE WEEKND): I / / / | vi / / / | iii / / / | V / / / | Original Key: C Tempo: 118 BPM
Blinding Lights (THE WEEKND): ii / / / | vi / / / | I / / / | V / / / | Original Key: Eb Tempo: 86 BPM
Hey Jude (THE BEATLES): I / / / |V / / / | V7 / / / | I / / / | IV / / / | I / / / | V / / / | I / / / | Original Key: F Tempo: 74
Sweet Home Alabama (LYNYRD SKYNYRD): V / IV / | I / / / | Original Key: G Tempo: 98 BPM
Say It Aint So (WEEZER): vi / III / | IV / I / | Original Key: Eb Tempo: 76 BPM
Wonderwall (OASIS): ii / IV / | I / V / | Original Key: E Tempo: 87 BPM
All Star (SMASH MOUTH): I / V / | ii / IV / | Original Key: Gb Tempo: 104 BPM
High Hopes (PANIC! AT THE DISCO): IV / I / | vi / V | IV / I / | vi / iii | Original Key: F Tempo:164 BPM

Melodies

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Guitar Basics

Set yourself up for success by developing good practice habits and using strategies to be aware of your mind, body, and the music.

Rhythm Guitar: Open Position Chords

Open position chords or Cowboy Chords are one of the most common tools that guitarists use. The shapes can be played with different picking and strumming patterns to create various textures which work for every style of music.

Rhythm Guitar: Notes On The E And A Strings

Being able to identify the letter names of the notes on the E and A strings is an important part of rhythm guitar playing. It makes it easy to apply moveable chord shapes and scale patterns to be able to play songs in any key.

Guitar: The Blues

The Blues has been the greatest force in the direction of popular music for the last 100+ years. The way in which guitar is played in a band with solos, rhythm playing, and lyrical inflection (bending, sliding, hammer ons and pull offs) all come from the blues. Studying the blues is one of the most important things that a player of any level can do.

Rhythm Guitar: Power Chords

Power chords are used in almost every genre and learning them is great way to start using movable chord shapes. Learn how to use the power of the two note chord that has defined rhythm guitar for the last 60 years.

Bob Habersat