Treatise on MelodyPendragon Press |
Continguts
Introduction | 9 |
On periods of a single member | 22 |
Periods of two members | 30 |
On organ points when they occur on the penulti | 31 |
On the connection of periods | 37 |
On melodies of three principal periods | 44 |
New observations on rhythm | 58 |
On the manner of performing melody and on | 65 |
The creation of phrases and periods | 78 |
The development of a motif as | 80 |
Varying or embellishing a | 86 |
Outline of a syllabus for an examination in compo | 93 |
On the art of accompanying melody with harmony | 99 |
Observations on the pedal in relation to melodic | 105 |
Tenth Principle The proper blending of harmonic | 112 |
Accompanying the same | 113 |
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