Switch On Your Harmony Autopilot (How to Sing Harmony the Natural Way: Level Two)

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Welcome to Switch On Your Harmony Autopilot
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What You Should Already Know
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Common Melody Patterns Help Us Sing Harmony On-The-Fly
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Melodies That Go Up the Chord: Melody Pattern A
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Songs With Melody Pattern A
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Learn the Harmony Above Melody Pattern A
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Practice Singing Harmony Above Melody Pattern A
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Learn the Harmony Below Melody Pattern A
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Practice Singing Harmony Below Melody Pattern A
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Melodies That Go Down the Chord: Melody Pattern B
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Practice Singing Harmony Above Melody Pattern B
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Practice Singing Harmony Below Melody Pattern B
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Working On a Building: High Harmony Lesson
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Practice Singing High Harmony, Men's Key: Working On a Building
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Practice Singing High Harmony, Women's Key: Working On a Building
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Working On a Building: Low Harmony Lesson
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Practice Singing Low Harmony: Working On a Building (Women’s Key)
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Practice Singing Low Harmony: Working On a Building (Men's Key)
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Scale-Based Melodies, Down the Scale: Melody Pattern C (High Harmony)
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Learn to Sing Low Harmony On the Endings of Songs
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Practice Singing Low Harmony On Song Endings With Melody Pattern C
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Way Downtown: Combining Melody Patterns Lesson
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Practice Singing Harmony: Way Downtown (Men's Key)
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Practice Singing Harmony: Way Downtown (Women's Key)
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Where to Go from Here
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