2026-07-18

Index

 I have just posted An Accumulated Index of Essays Published on Texas ScholarWorks. Link.

Abstract:

Here are lists of all my publications on the Texas ScholarWorks platform. The main topic areas covered are documentation and history of ascending and upper-register cadence gestures, similarly for the dominant ninth chord, form functions (after Caplin) for dance music, especially menuets of Mozart and his contemporaries, and linear analysis including Schenker. The file also includes repertoire lists.

Prolongational analysis plays a role in many of my essays, but I have also published a version of our Guide to Schenkerian Analysis (1992) along with a new essay applying the Guide's pedagogy to early 29th century music. Here are titles, links, and abstracts.

2018 November.  Guide to Schenkerian Analysis (2018-11-14)      Guide to Schenkerian Analysis


This essay is an introduction to Schenkerian analysis, one model for linear analysis/interpretation of music. This condensed version of an out-of-print manual, co-authored with Susan Tepping, provides the basis of an efficient learning experience and includes only the material from the original book necessary to that end. Two supplementary files contain appendices (File 2) and text and figures from the original book deleted from this file (File 3).


2025 December.  Guide to Schenkerian Analysis: Early 20th Century (2024-12-16)    Guide to Schenkerian Analysis: Early 20th Century


Methods for bass-line analysis that alter traditional Schenkerism are sometimes appropriate to European and European-influenced music from roughly 1890 to 1925. The examples are mainly drawn from Béla Bartók’s pedagogical collections for piano, principally For Children (1909; 1911), but also include work by Marion Bauer, Lili Boulanger, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, and Roger Quilter, among others.


2023 October.  Guide to Schenkerian Analysis, File 4: Original (1992) Publication, Chapter 9 (2023-10-16)    Guide to Schenkerian Analysis, File 4


This continuation of the Guide to Schenkerian Analysis series has all the original publication’s Chapter 9, “Analysis of Music before Bach and after Brahms.”

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