John Hullah - A Grammar of Musical Harmony

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John Hullah - A Grammar of Musical Harmony

« on: June 01, 2023, 08:32:48 am »

By the professor of vocal music in King's College and in Queen's College, London.

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There are some terms belonging to every art or science which, though convenient or indispensable to adapts, are a source of embarrassment to beginners. In music, the distinctions between harmony and melody, and between melody and counterpoint, are among these.


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