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Tratado Armonía Vol.I
Armonía
ZAMACOIS, JoaquínZAMACOIS, JoaquínZAMACOIS, JoaquínReg.: EL0003
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- Genres: Musical education: Harmony; Theory and analysis.
- Language: Español / Castellano
- Product format: Libro
- Period: 1st half S. XX
- Publishing house: IDEAMÚSICA
- No. of pages: 240
- Measure: 24,00 x 16,50 cm
- ISBN: 978-84-8236-232-8
- Available in digital: No
- Available for rent: No
El Tratado de Armonía of Zamacois (divided into three books) was published, for the first time, 1945 and is still considered an excellent manual of traditional harmony. This subject is part of the current academic curriculum, Developed by the Logse and fear both are fully valid for the Teachings embodied in the different Levels of this work. In the previous Warnings and the Appendix that accompanies each of the three books of Harmony, the author reflected very clearly the need and possibility to go further, relativizing Questions that seemed absolute, while making known Other visions and interpretation of the Concepts shown. Thus, it makes it totally clear that a Treaty of harmony is not a code of the musically good or bad and therefore the rules presented in the "Absolute Dogmas" should not be taken, but only as orientations and didactic advice. This work offers the POSSIBILITY of entering the field of Harmony, understood as the Succession of chords governed by laws of chain and resolution, clearly in super orientation and effective in super application.