(_Lectures Delivered at Columbia University_)

Especially valuable to that circle of readers who desire to secure the essential elements of a liberal culture in music. With this aim, Mr. MacDowell outlines somewhat the technical side of music, and with it, gives a general idea of the history and aesthetics of the art.

Music: An Art and a Language — Part 212

Arthur Foote, A.M. and Walter R. Spalding, A.M.

Music: An Art and a Language — Part 212

MODULATION and RELATED HARMONIC QUESTIONS

Music: An Art and a Language — Part 212

Scales and Key Relationship Modulation in General Change of Keys or Chords without Modulation Change of Keys by moving to a New Tonic Modulation by means of Various Chords Diatonic, Chromatic, and Enharmonic Modulation Harmonic Changes resulting from the Symmetrical Movement of Individual Voices Harmonic Changes resulting from the Elision of Chords A Table of Modulations

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