How to Sing in Harmony - Oblique Motion

3,625 views · Published 24 February 2015 · 19:38 · Indexed 1 November 2026

Channel: Jeff Rolka · 2015 · Education

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Singing in harmony comes in many different formats.  In this video, I talk about oblique motion, the type of harmony where one voice stays more or less the same and the lead melody moves around.  This is one of my favorite forms of harmony vocal, and one type of harmony singing that I find particularly effective in popular music.

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