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Arensky’s 1,000 harmony exercises, in the browser
An online practice tool for completing four-part harmony exercises from Anton Arensky’s public-domain collection.
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- Learners practising four-part harmony
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- The source is a public-domain collection of 1,000 exercises, graded from simple triads upward.
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The source is Anton Arensky’s 1890s collection, described on the page as intended for practical study and now long out of print. Its exercises cover figured basses and melodies, with difficulty graded upward from simple triads. The project says it is transcribing the material exercise by exercise; the homepage does not indicate how much of the collection is currently available.
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