| Series |
Studies in musicology ; no. 9
Studies in musicology ; no. 9. ^A163772
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| Contents |
Preface -- Twelve-tone harmony. Schoenberg's conception of twelve-tone harmony ; Past views of twelve-tone harmony -- Schoenberg's sketches for the Suite op. 29 (Septett). The harmonic structure of the basic set ; The harmonic organization of individual row forms ; The harmonic organization of two or more row forms ; Reorderings of the basic set ; Combinatoriality as exhibited in the sketches -- Harmonic organization in music from the Suite op. 29. The harmonic organization of individual row forms. Pitch repetitions and doublings ; The harmonic organization of two or more row forms. Noncombinatorially related row forms ; Combinatorially related row forms. Aggregates containing exactly twelve elements ; Aggregates containing more than twelve elements ; Absence of aggregate formation ; Schoenberg's use of the combinatorial property. I, RI, T, and RT hexachordal combinatoriality ; Trichordal and tetrachordal aggregates ; Aggregates displaying unequal row partitioning ; Definition of an aggregate ; Reorderings of the basic set -- A theory of twelve-tone meter. The problem of twelve-tone meter ; A model for twelve-tone meter ; Application of the model for twelve-tone meter. |
| General note | Revision of the author's thesis--Yale University, 1977. |
| Bibliography note | Includes bibliographical references (pages 159-160) and index. |
| LCCN | 81016369 |
| ISBN | 0835712796 |
