Invertible Counterpoint is a species of contrapuntal technique in music theory whereby a melodic line added to a given subject may be transposed to a different pitch level while maintaining consonant intervallic relationships, thereby allowing the original and transposed lines to exchange register without violating the rules of voice leading.
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Theories of fugue from the age of Josquin to the age of Bach
Choice Reviews Online · 2001 · 94 citations
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A Lesson from Lassus: Form in the Duos of 1577
Peter Schubert · Music Theory Spectrum · 1995 · 15 citations
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“On the System of Stravinsky’s Harmony” by Yuri Kholopov
Philip Ewell · Music Theory Online · 2013 · 10 citations · Full text
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