Arnold Schoenberg

Schoenberg, Theory of Harmony in English

1. Preface
2. Preface to the Third Edition
3. Theory or a System of Presentation?
4. The Method of Teaching Harmony
5. Consonance and Dissonance
6. The Major Key and Its Diatonic Chords
7. The Diatonic Triads
8. Setting the Chords
9. Connecting the Primary and Secondary Triads of the Key
10. Connecting the primary and secondary triads of the key into short passages
11. Degree VII
12. Inversions of triads
13. a) THE SIXTH CHORD
14. Parallel octaves and fifths
15. Connecting triads with sixth chords, sixth chords with triads, and sixth chords with one another
16. b) The Six-Four Chord
17. Seventh chords
18. Inversions of seventh chords
19. Connecting seventh chords with one another
20. The Minor Key
21. Diatonic triads in minor
22. Inversion of triads in minor
23. Seventh chords and their inversions in minor
24. Connecting Chords That Have No Harmonic Link
25. Some Directions for Producing Favorable Progressions; on Melodic Movement in the Two Outer Voices; Then on Endings, Cadences, Deceptive Cadences, and the Six-Four Chord in the Cadence
26. I. On Root Progressions
27. A. In Major and Minor
28. B. In Minor
29. Iii. voice leading
30. Endings and cadences