Harmony (Classic Reprint): Its Theory and Practice - Softcover

Prout, Ebenezer

 
9781333049034: Harmony (Classic Reprint): Its Theory and Practice

Synopsis

This foundational music theory guide provides a comprehensive examination of harmony, covering a wide range of topics from the basics to advanced concepts. It begins by establishing the fundamental principles of harmony, including intervals, scales, and chords, before delving into more complex ideas such as chromaticism and modulation. The author's clear and systematic approach makes this book an accessible resource for both beginners and advanced musicians alike. Through the exploration of historical and contemporary musical examples, the author demonstrates the practical application of these principles in real-world musical contexts. The book also explores the nuances of melody and harmony, delving into the relationship between the two and their combined role in creating musical expression. The author's expertise in music theory shines through in the book's insightful analysis and detailed explanations. This volume provides a valuable resource for musicians seeking to deepen their understanding of harmony and expand their musical knowledge. Its comprehensive approach makes it an essential addition to the libraries of music students, educators, and professionals.

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Book Description

The music scholar, composer and editor Ebenezer Prout (1835-1909) is best known for his edition of Handel's Messiah. His classic instructional work on harmony, first published in 1889, quickly became a standard text and ran through no fewer than twenty editions, of which this is the sixteenth, of 1903.

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