A History of Harmonic Theory in the United States

Antecedents -- European Theories Of Harmony In The United States In The Nineteenth Century -- The German Theorists: Gottfried Weber, Ernst Friedrich Richter, Immanuel Faisst -- The Victorian Theorists: Alfred Day, Rev. Sir F.a. Gore Ouseley, Ebenezer Prout -- Percy Goethschius -- The Theory Of Tone-relations -- Diatonic Harmony; Theory Of Harmonic Progression -- Altered And Mixed Chords; Modulation Nonharmonic Tones -- An Age Of Synthesis: 1897-1939 -- American Harmony Texts, 1897-1905: George Chadwick, Arthur Foote And Walter Spalding, Francis York, Benjamin Cutter -- Followers Of Goetschius: Franklin Robinson, Donald Tweedy, George Wedge -- The Problem Of Transient Modulation -- An Age Of Observation: 1939-1966 -- Walter Piston And His Influence -- Continuation Of The Goetschius Tradition: Allen Mchose -- The Influence Of Heinrich Schenker: William Mitchell, Allen Forte. David M. Thompson. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. [200]-202.