〖Music Theory For Dummies by Michael Pilhofer and Holly Day〗（(傻瓜系列

Welcome to Music Theory For Dummies!
What do you think of when you hear the phrase music theory? Does the image of your elementary school music teacher scowling at you from behind the piano pop into your head? Or perhaps a later image of fellow college students in theory classes determinedly trying to notate theremin whistles? If either of these ideas is anything close your own perception of what music theory is,then hopefully, this book will be a pleasant surprise.
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〖Music Theory For Dummies by Michael Pilhofer and Holly Day(音乐理论入门)〗
　　Part IV: Form: How It’s Shaped
　　　　Chapter 16: The Elements of Form
　　　　　　Form versus Genre
　　　　　　Rhythm
　　　　　　Melody
　　　　　　Harmony
　　　　　　Musical Phrases
　　　　　　Musical Periods
　　　　　　Musical Parts and Forms
　　　　Chapter 17: Classical Forms
　　　　　　The Sonata
　　　　　　The Rondo
　　　　　　The Fugue
　　　　　　Symphony
　　　　　　Other Classical Forms
　　　　Chapter 18: Popular Forms
　　　　　　The Blues
　　　　　　Rock
　　　　　　Pop: Verse-Chorus
　　　　　　Jazz
　　Part V: The Part of Tens
　　　　Chapter 19: Six Most Frequently Asked Questions About Music Theory
　　　　　　Why Is Music Theory Important?
　　　　　　If I Can Already Play Some Music Without Knowing Music Theory, Why Bother Learning It?
　　　　　　Why Is So Much Music Theory Concerned with the Piano Keyboard?
　　　　　　How Do You Look at a Key Signature and Identify What Key It Is?
　　　　　　Will Learning Music Theory Hinder My Ability to Improvise?
　　　　　　Is There a Quick and Easy Way to Learn to Read Music?
　　　　Chapter 20: Ten Cool and Useful Resources
　　　　　　Dolmetsch Online
　　　　　　Comparative Arts: A Cyber-Ed Course
　　　　　　Open Directory Project
　　　　　　ClassicalWorks. com
　　　　　　Smithsonian Folkways Series
　　　　　　The Rough Guide to Classical Music
　　　　　　The Virgin Directory of World Music
　　　　　　American Mavericks
　　　　　　Parallels and Paradoxes: Explorations in Music and Society
　　　　　　The Art of Practicing: A Guide to Making Music from the Heart
　　　　Chapter 21: Nine Music Theorists You Should Know About
　　　　　　Pythagoras: 582–507 B.C.
　　　　　　Boethius: 480–524 A.D.
　　　　　　Gerbert d’Aurillac/Pope Sylvester II 950–1003
　　　　　　Guido D’Arezzo: 990–1040
　　　　　　Nicola Vicentino: 1511–1576
　　　　　　Christiaan Huygens: 1629–1695
　　　　　　Harry Partch, 1901–1974
　　　　　　Karlheinz Stockhausen: 1928–present
　　　　　　Robert Moog: 1934–2005
　　Appendix A: How to Use the CD
　　　　System Requirements
　　　　What’s on the CD
　　　　Troubleshooting
　　Appendix B: Chord Chart
　　Appendix C: Glossary
　　Index
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〖Music Theory For Dummies by Michael Pilhofer and Holly Day(音乐理论入门)〗