C O U R S E   M O D U L E S
	Tonal Theory Review
2.	Baroque Music
3.	Classical Music
4.	Romantic Music
5.	Twentieth-Century Music
6.	Contemporary Tonal Idioms

See Blackboard

Analysis of tonal music from 1600-2000 with an emphasis on the study of harmony

Gotham, et al., Open Music Theory, Version 2 {OMT2}

Course Documents

1. Syllabus (pdf)
• Daily Schedule (pdf)
• Links for Students (pdf)
2. Composition Project (pdf)
   
3. Listening/Analysis
4. Activities
5. Worksheets
   
6. Reading
7. Bibliography
   
   

1. Lead-Sheet Symbols (pdf)
   
2. Two-Voice Counterpoint Symbols (pdf)
3. Chord Inversions and Figured Bass (pdf)
4. Cadence Types (pdf)
5. Key Relationships (pdf)
• Key Signatures {pdf}
6. Embellishing Tones (pdf)
7. Collections (pdf)
   

1. Adams, MusicTheory.net {MusicTheory.net}
2. Alvira, Teoria {Teoria}
3. Feezell, LearnMusicTheory.net (LMT) {LearnMusicTheory.net}
4. Richards, Film Music Notes blog. Available online at: <https://filmmusicnotes.com/blog/>
   
   

See also: BAIN MUSC 315A Bibliography

Gotham, Mark, et al. 2023. Open Music Theory, Version 2 (OMT2). Available online at: <https://viva.pressbooks.pub/openmusictheory/>.

Hutchinson, Robert. 2021. Music Theory for the 21st Classroom (MT21). Available online at: <https://musictheory.pugetsound.edu/mt21c/MusicTheory.html>.

Mount, Andre with Lee Rothfarb. 2020. Fundamentals, Function, and Form: Theory and Analysis of Tonal Western Art Music (MOUNT). Available online: <https://milnepublishing.geneseo.edu/fundamentals-function-form/>.

Shaffer, Kris, et al. 2014. Open Music Theory, Version 1 (OMT1). Available online at: <https://openmusictheory.github.io>.