Indexes. Part I. Set-class table -- Part II. Diatonic harmony and tonicization -- Part III. Chromatic harmony and form -- Part IV. The twentieth century and beyond -- Appendixes. 1. 'Try it' answers -- 2. Glossary -- 3. The overtone series -- 4. Guidelines for part writing -- 5. Ranges of orchestral instruments 6. Set-class table -- Indexes.
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