Course of Harmony
Course of Harmony
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243, h and c.) XXAMPLB248.
a ^si^^^pg ^ia^^^t^ - ^^ t T gpjsp 112 2 2 I For an explanation of the chords in h and c above, see ^ 96, Examples 108 and 199. (Compare $ 95, Obs.,) and ^ 111, N, Obserrations 1 and 2.
0. The fourth with the octave takes the fifth, accolrding to M, above ; the fourth with the ninth takes the fifth, and is in this form a derivative of one of the chords of the eleventh. (§ 106, § 108, Obs. 2; and § 109, Obs. 8.) P. The fifth and third, fifth and fourth, fiah and sevent...h, and fifth and octave, have already been treated of; (see above, F, 0« ^ 111, or Obs. 1, and 111, A;) the fifth with the mxth takes also the third, (§ 66 ;) the fifth with the second takes one of those inter* vals doubled. (See § 108, Obs. 1.) EXAMPLE 246.
a ^m ^1=S1 -(&- ^ -f^- -^ COUBaS OV HAAMONT.
105 R. The imperfect fifth with ihe ootave or sevehthi takes the minor third.
BXAMPI.B246.
a ^ \ i^ff ^ :\'sz jgd ^^^ i^ S. The sixth and third, sixth and fourth, and sixth and fifth, have been treated of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
243, h and c.) XXAMPLB248.
a ^si^^^pg ^ia^^^t^ - ^^ t T gpjsp 112 2 2 I For an explanation of the chords in h and c above, see ^ 96, Examples 108 and 199. (Compare $ 95, Obs.,) and ^ 111, N, Obserrations 1 and 2.
0. The fourth with the octave takes the fifth, accolrding to M, above ; the fourth with the ninth takes the fifth, and is in this form a derivative of one of the chords of the eleventh. (§ 106, § 108, Obs. 2; and § 109, Obs. 8.) P. The fifth and third, fifth and fourth, fiah and sevent...h, and fifth and octave, have already been treated of; (see above, F, 0« ^ 111, or Obs. 1, and 111, A;) the fifth with the mxth takes also the third, (§ 66 ;) the fifth with the second takes one of those inter* vals doubled. (See § 108, Obs. 1.) EXAMPLE 246.
a ^m ^1=S1 -(&- ^ -f^- -^ COUBaS OV HAAMONT.
105 R. The imperfect fifth with ihe ootave or sevehthi takes the minor third.
BXAMPI.B246.
a ^ \ i^ff ^ :\'sz jgd ^^^ i^ S. The sixth and third, sixth and fourth, and sixth and fifth, have been treated of.
What to read after Course of Harmony?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucien H. Southard to read onlineMoreLess
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