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This book's purpose is to investigate tone in terms of musical values and in many ways is an outgrowth of a course taught by the authors and some of their colleagues over the last ten years. The reader is supplied with principles rather than techniques and insights rather than rules; in short, with the fundamental facts to which all further musical activities can be related.
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Matthew Measmer
reviewed Tone on January 31, 2009
Tone
Read this many years ago, but came across a reference to it earlier today in the forward, written by Max Matthews, to the very impressive looking Musimathics. I'm digging into my vague memory of what he wrote to paraphrase what he says: essentially, all you need to read to understand computer music is the two volumes of Musimathics (on the list!) and this book. I'm adding this back to my to re-read stack. ;~)
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