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Guide to the Practical Study of Harmony by Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky ISBN: 0486442721 Dover Publications Price: $10.95 click here to see this book Written during the composer's years as professor at the Moscow Conservatory, this volume presents a clear and thorough introduction to the study of harmony. Out-of-print for decades and exceedingly rare in its original edition, Tchaikovsky's Guide to the Practical Study of Harmony bears an intrinsic historical interest. Features numerous examples and exercises. Unabridged republication of Guide to the Practical Study of Harmony, P. Jurgenson, Leipzig, n.d. Table of Contents for Guide to the Practical Study of Harmony Introduction First Part: First Section I. The Triads of the Major Scale II. The Connection of the Triads of the Major Scale III. Connection of Triads, showing no External agreement IV. Deviations from rules governing the connection of related Triads V. Harmonic Sequences VI. The Harmony of the Minor Scale VII. Open Position VIII. The Inversions of the Triad IX. The Inversions of the Diminished and Augmented Triads Second Section X. The Dominant Chord XI. Free Voice-Leading XII. The chord of the Ninth XIII. Chords of the minor and diminished Seventh XIV. The connection of dissonant Harmonies resolving into the tonic Triad XV. Chords of sequence XVI. Chords of sequence in minor XVII. The Harmonization of a given melody Third Section XVIII. Direct Modulation XIX. Transient Modulation XX. Harmonization of given melodies with modulations XXI. The enharmonic properties of the chord of the diminished seventh XXII. The Organ-point Second Part: First Section XXIII. Suspensions XXIV. Anticipation XXV. Passing-notes XXVI. Chords of the augmented Fifth XXVII. Chords of the augmented Sixth XXVIII. Changing-notes Second Section XXIX. Strict Part-writing XXX. The further development of Voice-leading XXXI. Harmonic figuration XXXII. The free Prelude XXXIII. Deviations from the laws of Harmony XXXIV. Cadences (closes)

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