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I'm doing a bit of woodshedding on harmony theory and in particular non-functional harmony. This refers to chord progressions that kind of "float" and don't obviously resolve in conventional ways, which is what "functional" harmonies do (Mozart, Haydn etc etc). So think Wagner, Debussy, Ravel, some late Faure etc. I'm not interested in 12 tone music - I'm looking for some more good examples of tonal but non-functional harmony.
Suggestions?
I've attached Bernstein on L'Apres Midi which gives an insight into this
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Topic - Non-functional harmony - composers? - andy evans 02:13:18 07/31/20 (9)
- "songwriting - chord progressions." - oldmkvi 07:31:20 08/01/20 (1)
- RE: "songwriting - chord progressions." - andy evans 10:58:42 08/01/20 (0)
- RE: Non-functional harmony - composers? - oldmkvi 07:26:52 08/01/20 (1)
- Yes - Dutillieux! - andy evans 11:01:18 08/01/20 (0)
- You probably know the composers I'm about to list already - Chris from Lafayette 10:31:07 07/31/20 (1)
- RE: You probably know the composers I'm about to list already - andy evans 12:39:40 07/31/20 (0)
- Definitely look into Schreker. Try Overture to Gezeichneten or Nachtstuck from Ferne Klang nt - jdaniel@jps.net 06:46:02 07/31/20 (2)
- RE: Definitely look into Schreker.... how about Claus Ogerman? - andy evans 08:47:38 07/31/20 (1)
- RE: Definitely look into Schreker.... how about Claus Ogerman? - George6 08:52:23 08/03/20 (0)
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