Table of contents for Theory, analysis, and meaning in music / edited by Anthony Pople.


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Part I. Languages: 1. Metaphor in Roger Scruton's aesthetics of music Naomi Cumming
2. Competing myths: the American abandonment of Schenker's organicism Robert Snarrenberg
3. Rehabilitating the incorrigible Marion A. Guck
Part II. Decisions: 4. Criteria of correctness in music theory and analysis Jonathan Dunsby
5. Ambiguity in tonal music: a preliminary study Kofi Agawu
6. Systems and strategies: functions and limits of analysis Anthony Pople
Part III. Texts: 7. Debussy's significant connections: metaphor and metonymy in analytical method Craig Ayrey
8. Music as text: Mahler, Schumann and issues in analysis Robert Samuels
9. The obbligato recitative: narrative and Schoenberg's Five Orchestral Pieces Op. 16 Alan Street
10. Music theory and the challenge of modern music: Birtwistle's Refrains and Choruses Jonathan Cross
11. Repons: phantasmagoria or the articulation of space? Alastair Williams.


Library of Congress subject headings for this publication: Music Philosophy and aesthetics, Musical analysis, Music theory