Studies on the Origin of Harmonic Tonality¶
Dahlhaus, C. (1600). Studies on the Origin of Harmonic Tonality. Princeton University Press.
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- Tonality
- Common-practice Western art music from roughly 1650 to 1900 operates almost exclusively within tonal syntax
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“understanding of the history of tonality in [Western] music. Robert O. Gjerdingen Cambridge, Massachusetts”
- Common-practice Western art music from roughly 1650 to 1900 operates almost exclusively within tonal syntax
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