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An axial system of tonality applied to progressive tonality in the works of Gustav Mahler and nineteenth-century antecedents.

1994 doctoral thesis by Graeme Alexander Downes at University of Otago

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An axial system of tonality applied to progressive tonality in the works of Gustav Mahler and nineteenth-century antecedents. (English)

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19th century

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Nineteenth century

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http://hdl.handle.net/10523/463

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Criticism and interpretation

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music theory

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Music theory

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Graeme Downes

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Downes, Graeme Alexander

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OUR Archive

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1994

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https://ourarchive.otago.ac.nz/handle/10523/3592

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Hubert John Steele

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