Excerpt from Tonal Counterpoint: Studies in Part-Writing
§1. The first requisite for the student who has just finished the study of harmony is the power to look at music horizontally. Heretofore he has either built up harmonies on a given bass, or placed harmonies below a melody in the soprano. To form correct chords and to connect them in a grammatical and fairly agreeable way has taken other voices, individually and in its relation to the other voices, is chiefly to be considered. The eye must follow each part throughout its range, and the endeavor must be directed toward the formation of a good flowing melody.
§2. A Second point of difference between the study of harmony and counterpoint is this: that whereas the melody has heretofore always been either in the bass or in the soprano, nothing is more common in free part-writing than to find the melody is so placed, there is implied in four-part writing the power to invent a bass which shall be good both harmonically and melodically, and a melodious, interesting soprano, besides one inner part. At the same time these voices must be so planned that the harmonic background, outlined by the notes sounded together on the strong beats, shall be natural and satisfactory.
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Excerpt from Tonal Counterpoint: Studies in Part-Writing
On the subject of Counterpoint, as that term is generally understood, this book does not profess to be an exhaustive treatise.
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Excerpt from Tonal Counterpoint: Studies in Part-Writing
§1. The first requisite for the student who has just finished the study of harmony is the power to look at music horizontally. Heretofore he has either built up harmonies on a given bass, or placed harmonies below a melody in the soprano. To form correct chords and to connect them in a grammatical and fairly agreeable way has taken other voices, individually and in its relation to the other voices, is chiefly to be considered. The eye must follow each part throughout its range, and the endeavor must be directed toward the formation of a good flowing melody.
§2. A Second point of difference between the study of harmony and counterpoint is this: that whereas the melody has heretofore always been either in the bass or in the soprano, nothing is more common in free part-writing than to find the melody is so placed, there is implied in four-part writing the power to invent a bass which shall be good both harmonically and melodically, and a melodious, interesting soprano, besides one inner part. At the same time these voices must be so planned that the harmonic background, outlined by the notes sounded together on the strong beats, shall be natural and satisfactory.
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