Techniques and Materials of Music: From the Common Practice Period Through the Twentieth Century
by Thomas Benjamin, Michael Horvit, Robert Nelson
This study surveys the techniques and materials of music from the common practice period through the twentieth century. With its broad historical scope, it offers students and interested readers a structured foundation for understanding musical practices, concepts, and development across changing eras.
About This Book
Techniques and Materials of Music examines musical concepts across a broad historical span, from the common practice period through the twentieth century.
The book focuses on the techniques and materials used to create and understand music.
Its chronological scope connects music theory with the changing practices of different periods.
Suitable for students and readers seeking a structured foundation in musical development and analysis.
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