Graduate Review of Tonal Theory: A Recasting of Common-Practice Harmony, Form, and Counterpoint
by Steven G. Laitz, Christopher Bartlette
Graduate Review of Tonal Theory offers a focused study of common-practice harmony, musical form, and counterpoint. Framed as a recasting of foundational tonal concepts, it brings these major areas of music theory together for graduate-level review and further study.
About This Book
Graduate Review of Tonal Theory focuses on the study of tonal music and its underlying theoretical principles.
The book addresses common-practice harmony, offering a reconsideration of how harmonic structures are understood and analyzed.
It also examines musical form and counterpoint as central areas of tonal theory.
Designed for graduate-level review, the volume brings these interconnected subjects together in a focused theoretical study.
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