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This book offers both an introduction to the theory of Western music, focusing on the period from 1650 to 1900, and a scientific exploration of the acoustical principles behind its production.
Readers will be guided through fundamental concepts such as chords, tonality, modulation, and chromaticism, with particular emphasis on the role of harmonics in musical sound. By the end of the book, they will have gained a valuable set of tools to deepen their understanding of music theory and composition, enabling them to create meaningful and innovative music for the listeners of tomorrow.
About the author
Paolo Musazzi was born in 1987 in Legnano, a city in the neighborhoods of Milan, Italy. His passion for music began at a very young age when he began playing guitar under the guidance of Marcos Vinicius, one of the most prominent classical guitarists today. Meanwhile, he started deepening music theory with Massimo Graziato, an Italian composer currently teaching at the "Accademia Internazionale della Musica" in Milan. In 2011 Musazzi got a Bachelor's degree in physics at the University of Milan (UNIMI), and since 2013 he has been employed as an IT consultant. Over the years he has collaborated with various artists and bands.
