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Books With Music Analyzed

Chrislw324
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Are any books out there that contains entire classical pieces; be it piano works, choral, symphonies, pre-analyzed for study?

 

Also, I'm wanting to get the Kent Kennan's counterpoint workbook. If anyone here has used this, would this be good for self-study, or is it meant to be used in the classroom with instructor to grade the exercises?

-Thanks

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    regarding Bach's fugues, here are all of them (from the Well-tempered clavier) analyzed.
    http://www2.nau.edu/tas3/wtc.html

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    If you analyze music with the Schenkerian method, the book Analysis of Tonal Music: A Schenkerian Approach by Allen Cadwallader and David Gagné may not have many complete analysis in it but it has a few. As well as full almost essay type descriptions of the music and the analysis. 

    Schenker himself has a few books like Free Composition that may have full analysis (dont quote me on that). 

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