Carolyn Wilson Digital Collections (Lipscomb Univ.)
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The Backcycle Progression - A Supplement to the Omnibus Progression for the Study of Chromatic Harmony
Get PDFGuy Capuzzo revisits the omnibus progression by considering the omnibus in a new light, Capuzzo examines enharmonic transformation and modulation in the common-practice repertoire of Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, and Brahms. Capuzzo then considers its role in post-tonal music
The Analytic Process - A Practical Demonstration The Opening Theme from Beethoven\u27s Op. 26
Get PDFDavid Beach, one of the world\u27s leading scholars of Schenkerian theory, contributed an article to JMTP over 25 years ago. The Analytical Process - Practical Demonstration: The Opening Theme from Beethoven\u27s Op. 26 introduced the basic tenets of Schenkerian analysis through a step-by-step process that begins with a clear discussion of the theme\u27s form, and then moves through various rhythmic and pitch reductions, and closes with an elegant reading of the tonal, contrapuntal, metric and motivic processes the theme undergoes using basic notational symbols that prepare students for studies in Schenkerian analysis. The article is still widely cited and should be required reading in any theory class, not only in Schenkerian techniques. Still, when the article appeared in 1989, there were a few, yet substantive, errors in the sketches, which warrant correction given the continued influence of Beach\u27s work. The corrected version in this volume also pays tribute to this scholar\u27s crucial contributions over a period of nearly half a century
Back to School - A Report on the Institute for Music Theory Pedagogy
Get PDFJohn Check offers a detailed report of last summer\u27s Eastman Institute for Music Theory Pedagogy
A Comparative Review of Five Music Fundamentals Textbooks
Get PDFProf. Colletti\u27s detailed overview of the state of music theory fundamentals compares five recent publications in that crucial area
