Harmony in context / Miguel A. Roig-Francolí.

Includes index.

The fundamentals of music -- Pitch: notation and intervals -- Rhythm and meter -- Tonality: scales and keys -- The rudiments of harmony I: triads and seventh chords -- Introduction to species counterpoint -- Diatonic harmony -- Harmonic progression -- The fundamental progression: the tonic and dominant triads -- Harmonic function; the subdominant triad in root position -- Triads in first inversion -- The supertonic; melody harmonization -- Nonchord tones -- Chords -- The dominant seventh and its inversions -- The leading-tone triad -- Cadences -- Building the context for harmony I : phrase structure -- Building the context for harmony II: thematic development; phrase extension -- Harmonic rhythm; metric reduction -- The mediant, submediant and subtonic triads -- Other diatonic seventh chords -- Harmonic sequences -- Chromatic harmony and form -- Tonicization I -- Tonicization II -- Tonicization III: secondary leading-tone chords -- Modulation to closely related keys -- Small forms: binary and ternary; variation forms -- Contrapuntal genres: invention and fugue -- Modal mixture -- The neapolitan chord -- Augmented sixth chords -- Chromatic modulatory techniques: modulation to distantly related keys -- Modulation to distantly related keys II; linear chromaticism -- Introduction to large forms -- Expanding functional tonality: extended tertian chords; linear chromaticism II -- The German romantic lied: chromatic harmony in context -- Toward (and beyond) the limits of functional tonality.