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Foundations of diatonic theory: a mathematically based approach to music fundamentals

By Timothy A. Johnson

Book information

Publisher
Key College
Year
2008
ISBN
1930190808, 9781930190801
Open Library ID
OL8798954M
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
1 MB (1238584 bytes)
Series
Mathematics Across the Curriculum
Edition
1
Pages
195\195
Time added
2009-08-06 05:14:26

Description

This is the first introductory, undergraduate-level book published on diatonic set theory, an imprtant but often over-looked sub-field of music theory. It provides an easy entry point into this challenging field and is written at an appropriate level for introductory music majors, motivated non-majors, music theorists, and mathematicians with musical interests. Foundations of Diatonic Theory supplements the text for any Fundamentals of Music or Music Theory course, and is suitable for self-study of basic music theory in mathematical context.

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