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Ligeti Gyrgy: A klasszikus harmniarend Harmony Examples from Baroque and Viennese Classical Music

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Ligeti Gyrgy: A klasszikus harmniarend Harmony Examples from Baroque and Viennese Classical MusicProduct DetailsISMN:9789633307649 / 978-9633307649Item Number (MPN):1079Brand/Publisher:Editio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadProduct Type:Music Theory Textbook / Exercise CollectionAuthor:Gyrgy LigetiGenre:Harmony Theory, Solfge, MusicologySetting:Music TheoryLanguage:HungarianLength:144 pagesFormat:Paperback, B/5 (17 x 24 cm)Release Date:September 1956 (Original Publication)Country of Origin:HungaryOverviewThis volume,A klasszikus harmniarend (The Classical System of Harmony), is a historical and pedagogical collection of harmony examples compiled by the globally renowned composerGyrgy Ligetiduring his time as a professor at the Liszt Academy of Music in 1956. This work is intended forintermediate and advanced music studentsand aims to demonstrate the harmonic phenomena ofBaroque and Viennese Classical musicthroughlive musical examplesrather than purely abstract rules.The volume contains343 excerptsfrom the repertoire, featuring both strictly managed four-part voice leading examples and freer, figured examples. These excerpts are exceptionally well-suited for bothharmonic analysisand asear training exercises (solfge), offering a practical and direct connection to the literature of composers like Bach, Handel, Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven. The publisher has reissued this fundamental work, acknowledging its enduring value to music education.ttekints (Hungarian)Ez a ktet,A klasszikus harmniarend,Ligeti Gyrgyvilghr zeneszerz ltal 1956-ban, a Zeneakadmia tanraknt sszelltott harmniaelmleti pldatr. A kiadvnykzp- s felsfok nvendkekszmra kszlt azzal a cllal, hogy ne elvont szablyokon, haneml zenei pldkonkeresztl mutassa be abarokk s a bcsi klasszikus zene sszhangzattani jelensgeit.A ktet343 szemelvnyttartalmaz a zeneirodalombl, kztk kttt szlamvezets ngyszlam, valamint szabadabb szerkeszts, figurlt pldkat is. Ezek a szemelvnyek rendkvl alkalmasak mindharmniai elemzsre, mindhallsgyakorlatknt (szolfzs), kzvetlen kapcsolatot teremtve olyan zeneszerzk mveivel, mint Bach, Handel, Haydn, Mozart s Beethoven. A kiad a munka idtll rtkt felismerve adta ki jbl a ktetet.Product FeaturesAuthoritative Source:Compiled by the celebrated 20th-century composer,Gyrgy Ligeti.343 Musical Excerpts:A substantial collection offering deep exposure to historical repertoire.Dual Focus:Suitable for bothharmonic analysis(understanding theory) andaural training(developing musical listening skills).Historical Scope:Concentrates on the defining harmonic language of theBaroque and Viennese Classicaleras.Companion Volume:Designed to complement the separate textbook,Klasszikus sszhangzattan(Classical Harmony Textbook, Z. 1084).Pedagogical Utility:Features diverse examples, including strict four-part writing and freer figured textures.Interesting FactsLigeti’s Pedagogical Career:Before he became a vanguard of 20th-century avant-garde music, Gyrgy Ligeti was a respected music theorist and taught harmony, counterpoint, and analysis at the Liszt Academy in Budapest from 1950 until his emigration in 1956. This book represents his final pedagogical work from this crucial period of his life.The “Classical System”:This term refers to the common practice period harmony (roughly 16801820), which is foundational to almost all Western classical music. Ligetis book provides a rigorous, example-based understanding of its core principles, such as tonic-dominant relationships and voice leading.Enduring Relevance:Despite its 1956 publication date and Ligeti’s later radical departure from tonality, this harmony collection remains valued for its clarity and reliance on genuine musical context, making it a critical tool for developing music students.PublishersEditio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadPublished in Budapest, Hungary. Original publication date: September 1956.We value your feedback! Shar

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