Philip Aker sharply remarked:

> There is also another parallel route from the Italian side: church ->
> Alessandro Scarlatti (et. al.) -> Domenico Scarlatti sonatas -> guitar
> masters -> Latin music and folk styles. Here, the "moorish" influence
> (Islamic invasion) really sets the tonal notions. When it gets over to
> South America and the Caribbean, then African styles start to merge in.

Now this is shocking! Never heard of that before...

I have to clarify that I have many (or enough ;) books on the subject or
related somehow (including Harold Owen�s Modal and Tonal Counterpoint).

I just tried to find online resources for my students to look at.

One book that I love is Clemens K�hn "Formenlehre der Musik" in its Spanish
edition.

And going more off-topic, I did a search on Bernd Alois Zimmerman and I
found less than 200 hits! The author of one of the all-time best operas is
completely forgotten. Sigh...

Thanks to all who responded so far,
Javier.





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