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A Crash Course in Music Theory
Metaphors
A good way to illustrate a new point of view on anything is to use metaphors. Let's try that out. We'll revisit the idea of tonic/dominant harmony and polarity through a few metaphors.
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Mark Polishook
Mark Polishook, currently based in Leicester in the UK, is known internationally as a jazz pianist and a composer. He's a former director of the music composition and theory programs at Central Washington University in the United States.
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