Advanced Harmony : Theory and Practice

1. Modulation. 2. Diminished Triads and Seventh Chords, Including Secondary Leading-Tone Functions. 3. Modulation with Diminished Seventh Chords. 4. Binary and Ternary Forms. 5. Application of Part-Writing Procedures to Instrumental Music. 6. Diatonic Seventh Chords. 7. Chromatic Chords: Modal Mixture; the Neapolitan Sixth; the Augmented Triad. 8. Augmented Sixth Chords. 9. Augmented Sixth Chords: Modulation and Other Uses. 10. Chords of the Ninth, the Eleventh, and the Thirteenth. 11. Chords and Progressions in Special Situations. 12. The Close of the Nineteenth Century—The Beginning of New Directions. 13. Debussy and Impressionism. 14. After Debussy: An Introduction to Twentieth-Century Music. 15. Twentieth-Century Music: Melody, Rhythm, and Harmony. 16. Serial Composition and Later Twentieth-Century Processes. Appendix A. The Essentials of Part: Writing, Conventional Procedures. Appendix B. Instrumentation: Ranges, Clefs, Transposition.