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Introductionary literature

by Florian Brucker <torf@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 22, 2008 at 12:54 AM

Hi!

I'm looking for tips regarding introductionary literature for music 
theory. Personally I have basically no background in music aside from 
the stuff you get told in highschool and forget (in my case). My 
background is mathematics/physics and that's the direction I'm aiming 
for: Starting from why there are 12 semitones to the octave to an 
abstract view on what music "is" (if that's possible at all). I have no 
problem reading hardcore theoretic stuff, but given my lacking 
background I'd prefer a book that's not too hard to read (but still has 
a not-to-low level on abstractness).

So, am I asking for too much or can anybody recommend me something?

BTW, if this is the totally wrong place to ask such questions, feel free 
to point me to a better suited place.


Regards,
Florian
 




 9 Posts in Topic:
Introductionary literature
Florian Brucker <torf@  2008-05-22 00:54:53 
Re: Introductionary literature
"Tom K." <tk  2008-05-21 18:44:05 
Re: Introductionary literature
Danny Schorr <.@[EMAIL  2008-05-21 23:03:18 
Re: Introductionary literature
Danny Schorr <.@[EMAIL  2008-05-21 23:57:27 
Re: Introductionary literature
LJS <ljschenck@[EMAIL   2008-05-21 18:50:09 
Re: Introductionary literature
"Steve Latham"   2008-05-22 02:44:06 
Re: Introductionary literature
Neil <nhmiller@[EMAIL   2008-05-21 20:47:57 
Re: Introductionary literature
Florian Brucker <torf@  2008-05-25 14:51:13 
Re: Introductionary literature
David Raleigh Arnold <  2008-06-05 14:07:14 

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