Title Statements
- Full title :Harmony / Heinrich Schenker, edited and annotated by Oswald Jonas ; Translated by Elisabeth Mann Borgese.
Edition Statements
- Publication Date:1954
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):University of Chicago Press
- Place of Publication:Chicago
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:1954
The Physical Object
- Description:xxxii, 359 pages ; : 24 cm
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:0226737330, 9780226737331, 0226737349, 9780226737348
- oclc:ocm00280916
- LC Classification:MT40
- Dewey Decimal:781
Table of Contents
PART I. THEORETICAL APPLICATION -- Division I. Tonal systems: their origin and differentiation with regard to position and purity [Section I. The origin of tonal systems {I. The natural tonal system (major) -- II. The artificial tonal system (minor) -- III. The other systems (church modes)} -- Section II. The differentiation of the tonal system with regard to position and purity {I. Transpositions -- II. Combinations}] -- Division II. Theory of intervals and harmonies [Section I. Theory of intervals {I. The construction of intervals -- II. The meaning of the intervals in modulation -- III. Inversion of intervals -- IV. Classification of intervals} -- Section II. Theory of scale-steps {I. Scale-steps and harmony -- II. Scale-step and counterpoint -- III. Critique of current methods of teaching in the light of our theory of the scale-step} -- Section III. Theory of triads {I. Classification of triads -- II. The modulatory meaning of triads -- III. Inversion of triads} -- Section IV. Theory of seventh-chords {I. Nature of the seventh-chord -- (Chapters II-IV)} -- Section V. The so-called dominant ninth-chord and other higher chords {I. The so-called dominant ninth-chord -- II. The re…
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