Ottman, Robert W. <br/><br/>
Advanced Harmony:   theory and practice 
/ Robert W. Ottman 
 - 4 ed. 
 - New Jersey:  Prentice - Hall  1992 
 - 412 p. 
<br/><br/> CHAPTER ONE: Modulation<br/>CHAPTER TWO: Diminished triads and seventh chords, including secondary leading tone functions<br/>CHAPTER THREE: Modulation withdiminished seventh chords<br/>CHAPTER FOUR: Binary and ternary forms<br/>CHAPTER FIVE: Application of part-writing procedures to instrumental music<br/>CHAPTER SIX: Diatonic sevenbth chords<br/>CHAPTER SEVEN: Borrowed chords<br/>CHAPTER EIGHT: Augmented sixth chords<br/>CHAPTER NINE: Augmented sixth chords: Modulation and other uses<br/>CHAPTER TEN: Chords of the ninth, eleventh anf thirteenth<br/>CHAPTER ELEVEN: Chords and progressions in special situations<br/>CHAPTER TWELVE: The close of the nineteenth century - The beginning of new directions<br/>CHAPTER THIRTEEN: Debussy and impressionism<br/>CHAPTER FOURTEEN: After Debussy: An introduction to twentieth century music<br/>CHAPTER FIFTEEN: Twentieth century music: melody, rhythm and harmony<br/>CHAPTER SIXTEEN: Serial composition and later twentieh century practices<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0-13-006016-X 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>ARMONIA
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>781.4  / OT91 adv