Harmony through melody by Charles Horton, Lawrence Ritchey
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Workbook for Harmony through melody by Charles Horton, Horton Charles, Lawrence Ritchey
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A new way of making fowre parts in counterpoint by Thomas Campion, Giovanni Coprario
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Étude sur l'harmonie moderne by René Lenormand, Rene Lenormand, Mosco Carner
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Aural matters by David Bowman, D. Bowman, P. Terry
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Subjects
Music, Music/Songbooks, Counterpoint, Harmony, Music theory, Instruction & Study - General, Melody, 17th century, Campion, thomas, 1567-1620, Designed / suitable for A & AS Level, Ear training, England, Handbooks, manuals, History, History & Criticism - General, Instruction & Study - Composition, Instruction & Study - Theory, Instruction & Study - Voice, Instruction and study, Medieval & Renaissance music (c 1000 to c 1600)
Places
England
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None found.
Times
17th century

Prolific Authors

who have written the most books on this subject
Charles Horton, 2 books
Lawrence Ritchey, 2 books
Mosco Carner, 1 book
René Lenormand, 1 book
D. Bowman, 1 book
P. Terry, 1 book
Horton Charles, 1 book
Giovanni Coprario, 1 book
Rene Lenormand, 1 book
David Bowman, 1 book
Thomas Campion, 1 book