Gradus ad Parnassum¶
Fux, J. J. (1725). Gradus ad Parnassum. The Study of Counterpoint.
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- Polyphony
- Music. Counterpoint, fugue, and choral writing, where two or more melodic lines proceed simultaneously, each shaped by its own contour yet constrained by what the others are doing.
This sourceThe canonical pedagogy of species counterpoint — independent voices, consonance/dissonance rules, the requirement that dissonance resolve by step, and voice-leading by small steps.
- Music. Counterpoint, fugue, and choral writing, where two or more melodic lines proceed simultaneously, each shaped by its own contour yet constrained by what the others are doing.
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