chordFunctions: Parsing and deparsing chord information

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Parsing and deparsing chord information

Description

These functions can be used to extract and "translate," or otherwise modify, data representing tertian harmony information. The functions are:

Arguments

x	An atomic vector. The x argument can be any (atomic) vectors
Key	The diatonic key used by the parser, deparser, and transposer. Defaults to NULL, which is interpreted as C major. Must be a diatonicSet or something coercable to diatonicSet; must be either length 1 or length(x).
parseArgs	An optional list of arguments to the chord parser. Defaults to an empty list(). Must be a list of named arguments to the chord parser.
transposeArgs	An optional list of arguments passed to a transpose() call. Defaults to an empty list(). Must be a list of named arguments to transpose().
inPlace	Should non-chord information be retained in the output string. Defaults to FALSE. Must be a singleton logical value: an on/off switch.

Details

• Jazz/Pop

  • chord()

  • harte()

• Classical

  • figuredBass()

  • tertian()

  • Roman Numerals

    • harm()

    • roman()

See Also

To better understand how these functions work, read about how tertian harmonies are parsed and deparsed.

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