Music Theory for the Music Professional : A Comparison of common-Practice and popular genres Richard Sorce english
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TextPublication details: New York Ardsley House Publishers 1995Description: viii, 549 p. ; hard bound 19.5x24 cmISBN: - 1-880157-20-9
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Part 1 Preface
Chapter 2 1. A Reveiw of Fundamentals
Chapter 3 2. Rhythm
Chapter 4 3. Scales, Keys, and Modes
Chapter 5 4. Intervals
Chapter 6 5. Triads
Chapter 7 6. Seventh Chords
Chapter 8 7. Voice Leading and Four-Part Writing
Chapter 9 8. Harmonic Progression
Chapter 10 9. Nonharmonic Tones
Chapter 11 10. Melody
Chapter 12 11. Musical Structure
Chapter 13 12. Secondary Dominants and Dominant Sevenths
Chapter 14 13. Functions of Diminished Chords
Chapter 15 14. Borrowed Functions: Movmments and Regions
Chapter 16 15. The Neapolitian Chord
Chapter 17 16. German, French, and Italian Augmented Sixth Chords
Chapter 18 17. Upper-Partial Chords: Ninths, Elevenths, and Thirteenths
Chapter 19 18. Stepwise, Mediant, and Tritone Relationships
Chapter 20 19. Modulation
Chapter 21 20. Secundal, Quartal, and Quintal Harmony
Part 22 Appendices
Part 23 Glossary
Part 24 Index
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