Modern Harmony in the Theory and Practice (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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This book is a guide to harmony, the study of musical chords and their movement. It begins with an overview of intervals, scales, and the mechanics of chords before delving into the principles of combining them to create musicality. In tackling complex musical theory, the author takes a systematic approach that helps students understand the topic from its foundational principles. Through clear and approachable language, the author unravels the complexities of musical combination, explaining the various kinds of chords, triad successions, and chord progressions. The author's approach is grounded in classical music theory and acknowledges the evolution of scales and chords throughout history. This historical context positions the book within a broader musical framework, allowing readers to understand how these foundational elements shape music composition. By exploring principles of melodic movement, voice leading, and chord resolution, the author emphasizes that harmony is not merely a combination of sounds, but an art form with structure and fluidity. The significance of harmony lies in its ability to create harmonic progressions that provide the building blocks for expressive and engaging melodies. This book offers a comprehensive and structured approach to learning harmony. It is an indispensable resource for students and musicians alike, providing a deep understanding of the principles that underpin the art of musical composition and the appreciation of its intricacies.

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