Chromatic Harmony

(3 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

MUS 20003 is a study in Chromatic Harmony, both historical and contemporary. Some topics of exploration include the Neapolitan, augmented sixths, extensions of tertian harmony, enharmonicism, chromaticism in lead-sheet realizations, tritone substitutions, and other approaches to chromatic harmony and voice-leading. The course assumes a strong foundation in tonal theory and builds upon the foundation laid by the first two semesters of the theory sequence. Prerequisite: MUS 20002 . Please note: this course fulfills the curricular requirement: Materials and Techniques at the 20xxx level as part of the Department of Music's new curriculum. Those interested in completing the old curriculum should register for MUS 30003 .