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  • Dear Néstor, Cool topic and great discussion between you and Nicolas!  Another source to check out is Thompson's A History of Harmonic Theory in the United States where he talks about the different systems that were adopted in the US (and some of th…
    in History of "Roman numeral analysis" Comment by Phil Duker September 2021
  • Hi Devin,   Thanks for posting on this. You may be interested to check out the Standards-based-grading section of an article that Anna Gawboy, Bryn Hughes, Kris Shaffer and I wrote for MTO a few years ago. I think you'll find that this approach is v…
    in How's your university dealing with learning outcomes? Comment by Phil Duker October 2017
  • Cool topic! Among some of the other film music mentioned, there's the main theme from Vertigo by the great Bernard Herrmann.
    in Spinning sounds Comment by Phil Duker October 2016
  • Hi Tim, Great question. If you haven't come across it already, Danny Stevens turned me on to this book that has some cool projects that might be suitable for fundamentals/non-majors courses: https://global.oup.com/academic/product/computational-thin…
    in Creativity in the Fundamentals classroom Comment by Phil Duker February 2016
  • Hi Brent,   Sorry I'm chiming in late on the discussion. If you haven't come across it already, you might want to check out Learning Spaces Collaboratory (I recently got to hear Jeanne Narum give a talk that was quite interesting). Many of the ideas…
    in Your Ideal Teaching Space Comment by Phil Duker January 2016
  • In addition to Poundie's example (nice one!), the example I like to use for this Hybrid is the opening movement of Haydn's "Farewell" Symphony (where the basic idea is 4 bars long). The final cadence is problematic, and basic idea is harmonized diff…
    in Caplin's "Unusual Hybrid" Comment by Phil Duker April 2015