Rock Tonality Amplified presents an in-depth exploration of rock tonality. Building on several decades of research, this book develops a comprehensive music theory designed to make sense of several essential components of tonality.
Rock Tonality Amplified presents an in-depth exploration of rock tonality. Building on several decades of research, this book develops a comprehensive music theory designed to make sense of several essential components of tonality.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Brett Clement is Associate Professor of Music Theory at Ball State University. His research focuses on repertoires that fuse elements of popular and classical music, including progressive rock and the music of Frank Zappa. His work has been published in Gamut, Music Theory Spectrum, Music Theory Online, Music Analysis, Perspectives of New Music, and Journal of Music Theory.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Position Finding Diatonic position finding Chromatic position finding The permanent Picardy third and related practices Reference list Chapter 2: Tonicization Factors in tonicization Diatonic tonicization Ionian tonicization Aeolian tonicization Dorian tonicization Mixolydian tonicization Lydian and Phrygian tonicization Extensions and inflections Activities Reference list Chapter 3: Harmonic Function The primary functions Prolongation function Cadence function Transition and retransition functions Departure function Subsidiary functions Functional transformations Concluding analysis Activities Reference list Chapter 4: Steady-Scale Systems Steady-scale systems: conceptual background Tonal patterns in steady-scale systems Interactions between the Ionian and Aeolian tonics Incorporating the Dorian tonic Incorporating the Mixolydian tonic Incorporating the Lydian tonic Incorporating the Phrygian tonic Conclusion: tonal endings Activities Reference list Chapter 5: Steady-Tonic Systems Harmonic sub-systems Chromatic chords in context Impressionism Direct resolutions Secondary tonicization Stepwise linear patterns Larger patterns Trajectories by s1 Trajectories by f1 Concluding analysis Activities Reference list Chapter 6: Other Approaches to Tonal Organization Mixtures of steady-tonic and steady-scale systems Other modulatory practices Concluding Analyses "Wichita Lineman" "White Rabbit" "The Ballad of Jenny Ledge" "The Burning Down" "Rikki Don't Lose That Number" "Best of All Possible Worlds" "Sharleena" Activities Reference list
Chapter 1: Position Finding Diatonic position finding Chromatic position finding The permanent Picardy third and related practices Reference list Chapter 2: Tonicization Factors in tonicization Diatonic tonicization Ionian tonicization Aeolian tonicization Dorian tonicization Mixolydian tonicization Lydian and Phrygian tonicization Extensions and inflections Activities Reference list Chapter 3: Harmonic Function The primary functions Prolongation function Cadence function Transition and retransition functions Departure function Subsidiary functions Functional transformations Concluding analysis Activities Reference list Chapter 4: Steady-Scale Systems Steady-scale systems: conceptual background Tonal patterns in steady-scale systems Interactions between the Ionian and Aeolian tonics Incorporating the Dorian tonic Incorporating the Mixolydian tonic Incorporating the Lydian tonic Incorporating the Phrygian tonic Conclusion: tonal endings Activities Reference list Chapter 5: Steady-Tonic Systems Harmonic sub-systems Chromatic chords in context Impressionism Direct resolutions Secondary tonicization Stepwise linear patterns Larger patterns Trajectories by s1 Trajectories by f1 Concluding analysis Activities Reference list Chapter 6: Other Approaches to Tonal Organization Mixtures of steady-tonic and steady-scale systems Other modulatory practices Concluding Analyses "Wichita Lineman" "White Rabbit" "The Ballad of Jenny Ledge" "The Burning Down" "Rikki Don't Lose That Number" "Best of All Possible Worlds" "Sharleena" Activities Reference list
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