Theory of Harmony (California Library Reprint Series) (1911)

by Arnold Schoenberg

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A new critical foreword by Walter Frisch, H. Harold Gumm/Harry and Albert von Tilzer Professor of Music at Columbia University, expands this centennial edition. Frisch puts Schoenberg's masterpiece into historical and ideological context, delineating the connections between music, theory, art, science, and architecture in turn-of-the century Austro-German culture.… (more)

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Livro indispensável pra se entender a música contemporânea, seus antecedentes e suas possibilidades. Uma das melhores leituras que já fiz. Altamente recomendável! (

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1911

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To the hallowed memory of Gustav Mahler

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Someone who teaches musical composition is called a theory teacher; but if he has written a book on harmony, he is called a theorist.

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A new critical foreword by Walter Frisch, H. Harold Gumm/Harry and Albert von Tilzer Professor of Music at Columbia University, expands this centennial edition. Frisch puts Schoenberg's masterpiece into historical and ideological context, delineating the connections between music, theory, art, science, and architecture in turn-of-the century Austro-German culture.

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