Meanings of musical theory in English

They don't have to spend all day working on their musical theory (...)

Naumann's illustrations of Tartini's teachings resemble more a mystic and ecstatic sermon than a musical theory.

Upon the whole, perhaps the most important part of the actual accomplishment of this century was in musical theory.

Soon after arriving there he had the good fortune to meet Padre Martini, the celebrated master of musical theory.

Reutter did not devote even ordinary care to his pupil, and from casual lessons in musical theory he drifted into complete neglect.

Worthy of mention along with Mr. Goodrich' original work is the effort of Homer A. Norris to instil French ideas of musical theory.

As a young girl, the daughter of well-to-do parents, I studied piano at the Royal Conservatory there, and also musical theory and counterpoint.

As Pierre learned more about applying computers to his studies in musical theory, his questions of Max and demands of the Apple became increasingly complex.

The "Fame" faculty exposed him to a wide range of musics, including classical, as well as a thorough grounding in musical theory and composition.

Whatever meaning lay hidden under the musical theories of the ancients was explained in a clear and conscientious way.

The professor has been discoursing upon Wagner and his musical theories, but he will not have anything said about this particular opera.