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Mathematical Principles of a Generalized Tonal Practice
We develop mathematical principles for a generalized tonal practice. We begin with an algebraic theory of modes and scales, formalized as groups and torsors over cyclic groups, respectively. We identify three musically salient classes of mode isomorphism---translations, rotations, and deformations.
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