Music Theory Resource Book
Harold Owen · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 2000
PART ONE 1. The Nature of Music 2. The Physical Properties of Music 3. The Notation of Music 4. The Temporal Dimension 5. The Pitch Dimension 6. The Structural Dimension: Characteristics of Melody 7. The Anatomy of Chords 8. Music in Two Parts 9. Music in Three or More Parts 10. Altered Chords I: Secondary Dominants PART TWO 11. Texture and Variation 12. Altered Chords II: The Augmented Sixth Chords and the Neapolitan Sixth Chord 13. Altered Chords III: Third Relation, Borrowed Chords, and Irregular Resolution 14. Modulation: Larger Forms 15. Extended Chords, Added Tones, and Jazz Harmony 16. Chromatic Harmony 17. Music of Ravel and Debussy 18. Techniques Borrowed from Musics of Non-Western Cultures 19. Techniques Developed in the First Half of the Twentieth Century 20. Techniques Developed in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century Appendix A Style Profiles: Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic Appendix B A Guide to Figured Bass Realization Glossary/Index