Harmony; Volume 13
"Harmony, Volume 13" offers a comprehensive exploration of music theory and its historical development. Authored by the University of Rochester, this volume delves into the intricacies of harmonic structures, providing readers with a deep understanding of musical composition and analysis. From classical techniques to modern applications, the book examines the fundamental principles that underpin Western music.
Explore detailed discussions of counterpoint, chord progressions, and harmonic analysis. Ideal for students, musicians, and scholars, this volume serves as an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to expand their knowledge of music theory and its historical context. Discover the enduring principles that shape the world of music.
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