Chapter 1.1 Natural notes
Chapter 1.2 Half and whole steps
Chapter 1.3 Sharps and flats
Chapter 1.4 Intervals
Chapter 1.5 Harmonic and melodic intervals
Chapter 1.6 Second, third, fourth and fifth
Chapter 1.7 Major and minor second
Chapter 1.8 The major scale
Chapter 1.9 The C major scale
Chapter 1.10 The G major scale
Chapter 2.1 Sixth, seventh and octave
Chapter 2.2 Making major and minor second on all notes
Chapter 2.3 Chords
Chapter 2.4 Triads
Chapter 2.5 Root position and inversion
Chapter 2.6 Degrees: triads and scales
Chapter 2.7 Scales: tonic, dominant tone and leading tone
Chapter 2.8 Degrees I, IV and V: tonic, subdominant and dominant
Chapter 2.9 The dominant seventh chord
Chapter 2.10 The primary degrees in the C major scale
Chapter 2.11 The primary degrees in the G major scale
Chapter 2.12 The D major scale
Chapter 2.13 The primary degrees in the D major scale
Chapter 3.1 Major and minor third
Chapter 3.2 Perfect fifth
Chapter 3.3 Major and minor triads
Chapter 3.4 The C, G, and D major scale
Chapter 3.5 The F major scale
Chapter 3.6 The primary degrees in the F major scale
Chapter 3.7 The chromatic scale
Chapter 3.8 The minor scale
Chapter 3.9 The leading tone in the minor scale
Chapter 3.10 The harmonic and melodic minor scale
Chapter 3.11 The A minor scale
Chapter 3.12 The harmonic A minor scale
Chapter 3.13 The melodic A minor scale
Chapter 3.14 The primary degrees in the A minor scale
Chapter 3.15 The D minor scale
Chapter 3.16 The harmonic D minor scale
Chapter 3.17 The melodic D minor scale
Chapter 3.18 The primary degrees in the D minor scale
Chapter 3.19 Chord symbols
Chapter 4.1 Perfect fourth and octave
Chapter 4.2 Major and minor sixth
Chapter 4.3 Major and minor seventh
Chapter 4.4 Triads: the first and second inversion
Chapter 4.5 The B flat major scale
Chapter 4.6 The primary degrees in the B flat major scale
Chapter 4.7 The E minor scale
Chapter 4.8 The harmonic E minor scale
Chapter 4.9 The melodic E minor scale
Chapter 4.10 The primary degrees in the E minor scale
Chapter 4.11 The G minor scale
Chapter 4.12 The harmonic G minor scale
Chapter 4.13 The melodic G minor scale
Chapter 4.14 The primary degrees in the G minor scale
Chapter 4.15 Chord symbols
Chapter 5.1 Inversion of intervals
Chapter 5.2 Seventh chords
Chapter 5.3 Seventh chords: root position and inversions
Chapter 5.4 The A major scale
Chapter 5.5 The primary degrees in the A major scale
Chapter 5.6 The Eb major scale
Chapter 5.7 The primary degrees in the Eb major scale
Chapter 5.8 The B minor scale
Chapter 5.9 The harmonic B minor scale
Chapter 5.10 The melodic B minor scale
Chapter 5.11 The primary degrees in the B minor scale
Chapter 5.12 The C minor scale
Chapter 5.13 The harmonic C minor scale
Chapter 5.14 The melodic C minor scale
Chapter 5.15 The primary degrees in the C minor scale
Chapter 5.16 Chords: secondry degrees: the second degree (II)
Chapter 6.1 Double sharps and double flats
Chapter 6.2 Augmented fourth, diminished and augmented fifth
Chapter 6.3 The five types of intervals
Chapter 6.4 Overview of the intervals
Chapter 6.5 Diminished and augmented triad
Chapter 6.6 The E major scale
Chapter 6.7 The primary degrees in the E major scale
Chapter 6.8 The Ab major scale
Chapter 6.9 The primary degrees in the Ab major scale
Chapter 6.10 The F# minor scale
Chapter 6.11 The harmonic F# minor scale
Chapter 6.12 The melodic F# minor scale
Chapter 6.13 The primary degrees in the F# minor scale
Chapter 6.14 The C# minor scale
Chapter 6.15 The harmonic C# minor scale
Chapter 6.16 The melodic C# minor scale
Chapter 6.17 The primary degrees in the C# minor scale
Chapter 6.18 Chords: secondry degrees: the sixth degree (VI)
Chapter 6.19 Chord symbols
Chapter 7.1 Embellishing tones: nonharmonic tones
Chapter 7.2 Triads and scale degrees
Chapter 7.3 Chords: the third (III) and seventh (VII) degree
Chapter 7.4 The seven types of seventh chords
Chapter 7.4 The seven types of seventh chords (continuation)
Chapter 7.5 The B major scale
Chapter 7.6 The primary degrees in the B major scale
Chapter 7.7 The Db major scale
Chapter 7.8 The primary degrees in the Db major scale
Chapter 7.9 The F minor scale
Chapter 7.10 The harmonic F minor scale
Chapter 7.11 The melodic F minor scale
Chapter 7.12 The primary degrees in the F minor scale
Chapter 7.13 The G# minor scale
Chapter 7.14 The harmonic G# minor scale
Chapter 7.15 The melodic G# minor scale
Chapter 7.16 The primary degrees in the G# minor scale
Chapter 7.17 Chord symbols
Chapter 8.1 The cadential six-four chord
Chapter 8.2 Chords with altered tones
Chapter 8.3 The secondary dominant chord
Chapter 8.4 Augmented sixth chords - triads
Chapter 8.4 Augmented sixth chords - triads (continuation)
Chapter 8.5 Seventh chords and scale degrees
Chapter 8.6 Augmented sixth chords - seventh chords
Chapter 8.6 Augmented sixth chords - seventh chords (continuation)
Chapter 8.7 Chord connections
Chapter 8.8 The F sharp major scale
Chapter 8.9 The primary degrees in the F sharp major scale
Chapter 8.10 The G flat major scale
Chapter 8.11 The primary degrees in the G flat major scale
Chapter 8.12 The B flat minor scale
Chapter 8.13 The harmonic B flat minor scale
Chapter 8.14 The melodic B flat minor scale
Chapter 8.15 The primary degrees in the B flat minor scale
Chapter 8.16 The circle of fifths
Chapter 8.17 Applying the circle of fifths
Chapter 8.18 Alternative scales
Chapter 8.19 Chord symbols