Background Sites to support specific Music Theory Publications

• The workbook, to be printed for practical use
• Realizations of all exercises
• A manual for teachers
• Mp3 files of all textbook examples (ugly sound unfortunately...)

I recorded the presented prototypes with a decent pianosound here: Partimento.

Ideal as background material to use in combination with Gjerdingens book Music in the Galant style.

• Chapter by chapter, the site provides the scores and audio content of every musical example printed in the text.
• As well, the site contains supplementary examples and listening quizzes for the materials in Part 1 of the book.
• The answers to all of the "Let's Practice" and "Reviewing the Theory" questions can also be found on this site.

Sections of the book: I Fundamentals, II Rhythm and Meter, III Core curriculum, IV Aural Skills, V Post-Tonal Theory, VI Form, VII Popular Music, VIII Who, What, and How We Teach.

Online materials: check it out

• PDFs of assignments from Aldwell-Schachter Harmony workbook
• Figured harmony exercises
• Formal analysis examples and lecture notes
• Advanced Analysis and Schenkerian Analysis
• Essays ans Miscellaneous Writings (tips how to approach analysis and how to write analysis papers)
• ...

A Geometry of Music: Harmony and Counterpoint in the Extended Common Practice

His most recent book: Tonality: An Owner's Manual.

Tonal tools is an inspirational book that blends old and current approaches. Nine ”components” serve as keys for a more aural, creative and tangible approach to tonal music form the very start. Tonal tools is applicable to any tonal idiom and spans the baroque, classical, romantic, jazz and pop repertoire by means of common improvisational and compositional principles.