Harmony and Theory by Schroeder, Carl -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Part I: Tools Notes, Rhythms, And Scales

1 Pitch 2 Major Scales And Sharp Keys 3 Flat Keys And Accidentals

Enharmonics And Accidentals

4 Intervals

Interval Quantity Interval Quality How To Name Interval Quality Building Intervals

5 Triads 6 Note Values

Beats And Meter Divisions Of The Beat Triplets Dotted Notes Spacing And Clarity

7 Time Signatures And Ties

Time Signatures Ties

8 Minor Scales

The Natural Minor Scale Relative Minor Keys Parallel Minor Keys

15 Pentatonic Scales

Major Pentatonic Scales Minor Pentatonic Scales

Part II: Structures Chords And Chord Progressions

10 Harmonizing The Major Scale

Numbering Chords Transposition

11 Harmonizing The Minor Scale 12 Diatonic Seventh Chords

Building Diatonic Seventh Chords Harmonizing The Major Scale In Sevenths Harmonizing The Natural Minor Scale In Sevenths

13 Key Centers

Finding Major Key Centers Identifying Minor Key Centers Finding Key Centers In Triad Progressions

14 Blues

Blues Harmony Blues Melody Blues Rhythm

15 Chord Inversion

Chord Voicings Chord Inversion Inverted Chord Symbols: Slash Chords Identifying Chord Inversions On The Staff Voice Leading

16 Extended Chords

Compound Intervals Extensions Building Extended Chords

Variations On Triads Slash Chords Polychords

Part III: Variations Melody And Harmony In The Real World

18 Modes

Mode Construction Application Of Modes

19 Variations In Minor Harmony

The Leading Tone And The V7 Chord The Diminished Seventh Chord The Minor/major Seventh Chord Minor Key Centers Combining Major And Minor Key Centers

20 Variations In Minor Melody

The Harmonic Minor Scale The Melodic Minor Scale The Dorian Mode

21 Modal Interchange

Parallel Major And Minor Keys Modal Interchange

22 Secondary Dominants

Types Of Secondary Dominants Variations On Secondary Dominants

23 Altered Chords

Tension And Resolution Building Altered Chords Chromatic Voice Leading

24 Altered Scales

Functioning Altered Dominant Seventh Chords Nonfunctioning Altered Dominant Seventh Chords Summary Of Altered Chord Scales

25 Diminished Seventh Chords

The Function Of The Diminished Seventh Chord

26 Symmetrical Scales

The Chromatic Scale The Whole Tone Scale The Diminished Scale Symmetrical Scale Summary

27 Diatonic Chord Substitution

Chord Families Major Key Diatonic Substitution Minor Key Diatonic Substitution Melodic Substitution

28 Flat Five Substitution

The Tritone Analysis Of Flat Five Substitution Secondary Dominant Application

29 Modulation

Direct Modulation Pivot Chord Modulation Analyzing Pivot Chord Modulation

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