Treatise | On Harmony

: Focuses on the art of accompaniment, specifically for harpsichord or organ. ⚡ An "Interesting" Legend

The most significant work titled Treatise on Harmony ( Traité de l'harmonie ) was published in 1722 by . It revolutionized music theory by treating music as a science based on mathematical laws and the physics of sound. 🎼 Foundational Principles

: Defined the three-note triad as the primary unit of harmony. Treatise on Harmony

Focuses on 19th-century thought, available at Barnes & Noble ($22.95). Treatise on Harmony - Dover Publications

A historically controversial and complex work available at Books A Million ($40.00). (William Pole, 1883) : Focuses on the art of accompaniment, specifically

Rameau’s work established the bedrock of Western tonal music for over two centuries.

Modern editions of Rameau's work and other famous harmony treatises are available from major retailers. (Jean-Philippe Rameau) Revised edition by Dover Publications ($21.95). Also available at Books A Million ($21.95). Alfred Day's Treatise on Harmony (1845) 🎼 Foundational Principles : Defined the three-note triad

Rameau was famously uncompromising about his theories. On his deathbed in 1764, his final words were reportedly a rebuke to the priest singing for him: . 🛒 Purchase Options