A Geometry of Music¶
Dmitri Tymoczko, '. (2011). A Geometry of Music: Harmony and Counterpoint in the Extended Common Practice, p.30. Oxford University Press.
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Primes¶
- Group
- In music theory, transposition and inversion form a dihedral group, and Neo-Riemannian operations form a finite group.
This sourceTreats transposition and inversion as a dihedral group (the T/I group ≅ D24) and Neo-Riemannian operations as a group acting on chords.
- In music theory, transposition and inversion form a dihedral group, and Neo-Riemannian operations form a finite group.
Domain-specific¶
- Musical Interval
- The relation may include direction, register, acoustic frequency ratio or logarithmic size, diatonic number and quality, and tonal or set-theoretic function.
This sourceDevelops geometrical and transformational representations of pitch, interval, chord, and voice-leading relations.
- The relation may include direction, register, acoustic frequency ratio or logarithmic size, diatonic number and quality, and tonal or set-theoretic function.
- Pitch class
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