""Composition, Chromaticism and the Developmental Process "" : a New Theory of Tonality. by Burnett, Henry

Table of Contents: “…Sixteenth- and Early Seventeenth-Century Approaches to Chromaticism and Eleven-Pitch-Class Modality; III. The Medieval Gamut and Three-Hexachord-System Modulation; IV. …”
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Chromatic transformations in nineteenth-century music / David Kopp. by Kopp, David

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The science and art of Renaissance music / James Haar ; edited by Paul Corneilson. by Haar, James

Table of Contents: “…False Relations and Chromaticism in Sixteenth-Century Music --…”
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The craft of tonal counterpoint / Thomas Benjamin. by Benjamin, Thomas

Table of Contents: “…Line and other elements of style -- Nonimitative two-voice writing -- Chromaticism in two voices -- Composition of binary dance forms -- Double (invertible) counterpoint -- Imitation, canon -- The two-voice invention -- Three-voice counterpoint I : texture, rhythm, harmony -- Three-voice counterpoint II : chromaticism, triple counterpoint, canon -- Fugue I -- Fugue II -- Four-voice counterpoint -- Variation forms -- Cantus firmus procedure : the chorale prelude.…”
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Hollywood harmony : musical wonder and the sound of cinema / Frank Lehman. by Lehman, Frank (Frank Martin)

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- Tonal practices -- Expression and transformation -- Neo-Riemannian theory at the movies -- Analyzing chromaticism in film -- Pantriadic wonder -- Harmonious interactions.…”

A geometry of music : harmony and counterpoint in the extended common practice / Dmitri Tymoczko. by Tymoczko, Dmitri, 1969-

Table of Contents: “…The extended common practice -- Functional harmony -- Chromaticism -- Scales in twentieth-century music -- Jazz.…”
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Jazz Improvisation Basic Training : For All Treble Clef Readers. by Waugh, John

Table of Contents: “…Cover -- Half-title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Foreword -- Contents -- Introduction -- Notes on Effective Practice -- Fundamentals -- A Brief Outline of Basic Terminology -- Chapter 1 The Major Scale -- Chapter 2 Modes of the Major Scale -- Chapter 3 II-V-I and the Cycle of 4ths -- Chapter 4 The Blues -- Chapter 5 Triads -- Chapter 6 Bebop Scales and Chromaticism -- Now What?! -- Summary -- Scale Reference Pages -- Index of Key Words…”
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Understanding rock : essays in musical analysis / edited by John Covach and Graeme M. Boone.

Table of Contents: “…Progressive rock, "Close to the edge," and the boundaries of style / John Covach -- After sundown : the Beach Boys' experimental music / Daniel Harrison -- Blues transformations in the music of Cream / Dave Headlam -- "Joanie" get angry : k.d. lang's feminist revision / Lori Burns -- Swallowed by a song : Paul Simon's crisis of chromaticism / Walter Everett -- Little wing : a study in musical cognition / Matthew Brown -- Tonal and expressive ambiguity in "Dark star" / Graeme M. …”
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Fanfares and finesse : a performer's guide to trumpet history and literature / Elisa Koehler. by Koehler, Elisa

Table of Contents: “…Fanfares and finesse : an introduction -- The natural trumpet -- The modern Baroque trumpet with vent holes -- The cornetto -- The slide trumpet -- The quest for chromaticism : hand-stopping, keys, and valves -- Bugles, flügels, and horns -- The cornet -- Changing of the guard : trumpets in transition -- Smaller trumpets -- Pitch, temperament, and transposition -- Early repertoire and performance practice -- Baroque repertoire -- Classical repertoire. -- Signals, calls, and fanfares -- Strike up the band -- The modern orchestral trumpet -- Jazz and the trumpet -- Solo repertoire after 1900 -- Brass chamber music -- Trumpeting in the twenty-first century.…”
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Great lives : a century in obituaries / compiled by Ian Brunskill.

Table of Contents: “…Patton, Brilliant American war leader 21 December 1945 -- John Maynard Keynes, A great economist 21 April 1946 -- Henry Ford, Motor manufacturer and idealist 7 April 1947 -- Mahatma Gandhi, Apostle of independence 30 January 1948 -- George Orwell, Criticism and allegory 21 January 1950 -- George Bernard Shaw, A prophet in the theatre 2 November 1950 -- Arnold Schoenberg, Beyond chromaticism 13 July 1951 -- Joseph Stalin, Dictator of Russia for 29 years 5 March 1953 -- Alan Turing, 17 June 1954 -- Henri Matisse, A master of modern French painting 3 November 1954 -- Sir Alexander Fleming, Discoverer of penicillin 11 March 1955 -- Albert Einstein, Father of nuclear physics 18 April 1955 -- Humphrey Bogart, An actor of authority 14 January 1957 -- Arturo Toscanini, A legendary musical figure 15 January 1957 -- Christian Dior, A master of couture design 24 October 1957 -- Dorothy L. …”
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Analysis of 18th- and 19th-Century Musical Works in the Classical Tradition. by Beach, David

Table of Contents: “…Expanding the Diatonic Palette; Secondary Dominants and Diminished Seventh Chords; Chromaticized Sequences; Diatonic Modulation; Modulation from an Initial Major Key.…”
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