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SchenkerGUIDE is the companion website to the new Routledge handbook of the same name. On this site you will find a summary of the method outlined in the book, an extensive glossary and bibliography, exercises, tips on presentation and other supporting materials for students and educators. The SchenkerGUIDE website, originally launched in 2001, attracts an average of 2500 unique users each month and is recommended by Universities worldwide, including in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Scandinavia, and South America.
I am always pleased to receive feedback both positive and negative, so feel free to email me on tom.pankhurst@schenkerguide.com if you have any thoughts, questions or comments.
If you find any mistakes in the text book, please report them using the Errata page.
information on the handbook
The original SchenkerGUIDE website was reviewed by PALATINE, the UK Higher Education Subject Centre for Music. The full review can be read on the theory and analysis links page:
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"Undergraduates invariably find Schenkerian analysis completely new and challenging when they first encounter it. This site by Tom Pankhurst suggests a working method for doing basic Schenkerian analysis and provides details on Schenker's theories and references to literature and further online resources. The site is exemplary in every sense, and is even likely to be popular among students: it has a panic button for students who have exams coming up! The author has a gift for presenting information to the student who needs sensible, concise answers about a topic that is too often shrouded in complexity. But detail is not compromised and the why questions are discussed head-on, by a musicologist who clearly has a deep understanding of the field. The style and structure of the site provide a model for other potential fields of musical and technical learning."
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