Harmonic Function in Chromatic Music: A Renewed Dualist Theory and an Account of Its Precedents

Daniel Harrison

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Preface Note on Terminology and Sources Introduction Pt. 1: A Renewed Dualist Theory of Harmonic Function 1: Dualism and Function: Two Postulates 2: Scale Degree and Harmonic Functions 3: Establishment, Discharge, and Chromatic Behavior of Functions 4: Analytic Techniques Pt. 2: A Historical Account of Harmonic Function and Dualism 5: Preliminaries: The Theories of Hauptmann, Helmholtz, and Oettingen 6: Hugo Riemann 7: The Devolution of Riemann's Theories Select Bibliography Index to Subjects and Names Index to Musical Compositions

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