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This is a category for topics in Music theory.
Following the scope of Wikipedia:WikiProject Music theory, this category "covers Western music only and does not cover notation systems or terminology created or used in other cultures".
Pages in category "Music theory stubs"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 222 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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A
- A capriccio
- A due
- A♭ (musical note)
- A♯ (musical note)
- A12 scale
- Abacus Harmonicus
- Accarezzevole
- Johann Georg Ahle
- Akebono scale
- Edward Aldwell
- All-interval tetrachord
- All-interval twelve-tone row
- All-trichord hexachord
- Alpha scale
- Ambassel scale
- Ambitus (music)
- Amritha Kalyani
- Andamento
- Arch form
- Augmented octave
- Augmented tuning
- Ausmultiplikation
B
C
D
- D (musical note)
- D♭ (musical note)
- D♯ (musical note)
- DarwinTunes
- Delta scale
- Descending tetrachord
- Developing variation
- Diatonic hexachord
- Diatonic set theory
- Dickinson classification
- Diminished fourth
- Diminished major seventh chord
- Diminished octave
- Diminished tuning
- Distance model
- Division (music)
- Double-lip embouchure
- Dream chord
- Dreydlekh
- Drum cadence
- Drum charts
- Dyad (music)
E
F
G
I
M
- Magic chord
- Mahati
- Major fourth and minor fifth
- Major limma
- Martelé (bowstroke)
- Melodic motion
- Melodic pattern
- Mensurstrich
- Micrologus
- Micropolyphony
- Minor diatonic semitone
- Mistuning
- Mixed-interval chord
- Jérôme-Joseph de Momigny
- Monad (music)
- Musical argument
- Musical repertoire
- Musical similarity
- Musical tone
P
S
- Galeazzo Sabbatini
- Luigi Antonio Sabbatini
- Sacher hexachord
- Saltus duriusculus
- Satz
- Marco Scacchi
- Carl Schachter
- Schizophonia
- Septimal chromatic semitone
- Septimal diatonic semitone
- Septimal tritone
- Seventh octave
- Sextuple metre
- Simultaneity (music)
- Sixth tone
- Sonata cycle
- Sopranissimo
- Sotto voce (music)
- Daniel Speer
- Spontaneous composition
- Sri Tyagaraja
- Stab (music)
- Stentato
- Strain (music)
- String change
- String noise
- Strophic form
- Johann Georg Sulzer
- Superius