Advanced harmony; theory and practice

A companion text to Ottman's Elementary Harmony, this volume completes the studies in 18th-19th century harmony and concludes with three chapters designed as an introduction to twentieth century composition. There are musical examples on nearly every page. Chapters: 1.Modulation to closely related keys 2.Binary & ternary forms 3.Less common chord progressions and part writing procedures 4.Application of part writing procedures to instrumental writing 5.Diatonic 7th chords 6.Introduction to altered chords 7.Borrowed chords 8.Secondary dominant chord 9.Secondary leading tone chords, other non-dominant diminished 7th chords 10.Augmented triads & the Neapolitan 6th chord 11.Augmented 6th chords 12.Chords of the 9th, 11th, & 13th 13.Advanced modulation 14.The end of an era, and a look into the 20th century 15.Appendix I: The essentials of part writing 16.Appendix 2: Instrumentation, ranges, clefs, transposition