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This unit describes mathematically-oriented
properties of the diatonic system for use in introductory music theory
courses. It focuses on recent scholarship in the area of diatonic
set theory. As students study diatonic music theory, they simultaneously
deal with the corresponding mathematical properties that describe
aspects of and relationships within a diatonic set in a twelve-note
universe. By exploring the mathematical principles behind the unique
aspects of the diatonic set, students of music theory can better understand
tonal relationships between the notes of the scale and the harmonic
significance of these relationships. For more information: http://www.mtholyoke.edu/courses/adurfee/mac |
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