
Harmony in Mendelssohn and Schumann
David Damschroder
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Cambridge University Press · 2014
A music-analysis study of Schubert's harmonic practice, with readings of many excerpts and of fifteen complete movements from across his chamber and orchestral output.
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Franz Schubert's music has held its appeal for generations, and his harmonic practice has been debated by analysts for just as long. David Damschroder offers a fresh approach to that practice, with readings of a broad range of excerpts from his output.
The analysis also covers fifteen complete movements, spanning Schubert's chamber music and other genres. Working through whole movements lets the book show how harmonic choices play out over a larger musical span.
The study is for music theorists, musicologists and advanced students of harmony who want detailed analytical readings of Schubert.
Bibliographic details: published by Cambridge University Press, with the ISBN-13 9781107442580.