At the moment there is a PDF version of the book, complete except for the last appendix: 11 Mb, downloadable here.

In the fullness of time there will be a web-version of the whole book, including

  • examples of complete pieces to perform made using the approach, from a wide range of styles: both written music and sound recordings
  • sound recordings of the musical examples

CONTENTS

1. Purpose: how the approach can help

  • teachers, leaders and arrangers
  • students of harmony
  • musicians who perform early music
  • practical musicologists

2. The basic concept: harmony from separate parts, rather than chords

3. The method

  • an example
  • description/analysis of the example
  • summary of principles to follow
  • an example to try yourself
  • how the principles work in practice
  • perform what you have written
  • chord instruments
  • words

4. An example worked step-by-step

5. Further refinements - which may be used once the basic method is familiar

6. Later thinking

7. Improvising

8. Notes on performing flexible arrangements

Appendix 1: The renaissance view of early music: summary at a glance
Appendix 2: A historical summary: how music was composed 950-1750
Appendix 3: Examples to perform from a wide range of styles

11 Mb PDF, download here.
The download is completely free, but do please send feedback to David