Music Possible - A Digital Analysis of Tonality by Stanley Jungleib ©1986 Please make a selection: Cover Table of Contents [ii] Acknowledgements [iii] About Music Possible [iv] About the author [v] Table of Contents [1] The Digitization of Music [2] Tonality is Modality [3] Alternative Modes Extend Tonality [4] Music Possible Illuminates All Modes [5] Enlightened Compositional Software [6] But Is It Music? [7] The Basic Idea [8] Truth Tables and the Number Base [9] One Scale Implies Several Modes [10] Modes of the Major Scale [11] Analyzing Septitonic Modes [12]   \_To Find a Mode in Table A [13]   \_To Find Related Modes [13]   \_To Transpose a Mode from Table A to Another Tonic Key [14] The Checksum Filter [15] Expansion [16] Limits [17] Reference Table A: Seven-Note Modes by Pattern Number Table 1: Seven-Note Modes by Scale Group Table B: All Two-Note Modes by Pattern Number Table 2: All Two-Note Modes by Scale Group Table C: All Three-Note Modes by Pattern Number Table D: All Four-Note Modes by Pattern Number Table E: Selected Five-Note Modes by Pattern Number Table F: Selected Six-Note Modes by Pattern Number Table H: Selected Eight-Note Modes by Pattern Number Table I: Selected Nine-Note Modes by Pattern Number Table J: Selected Ten-Note Modes by Pattern Number Appendix: BASIC Program for Commodore 64 and Sequential 64/242 MIDI Cartridge