An edition of The nature of harmony and metre (1888)

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An edition of The nature of harmony and metre (1888)

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This 19th century music treatise discusses the nature of harmony and meter. Hauptmann finds rational explanations for musical harmony and meter from a Hegelian perspective, i.e., that of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis (he uses the terms unity, opposition, and unified oposition). Harmonically, Hauptmann is essentially a dualist like Oettigen, Riemann, and others.

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Cover of: The nature of harmony and metre
The nature of harmony and metre
1991, Da Capo Press
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The nature of harmony and metre [microform]
1888, S. Sonnenschein
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ML3815 H383

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xlviii, 352 p.

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OL7118693M
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