Title: Good book!
Product review: This book is good for those who have some base in functional harmony and who want to understand the theory used in the construction of music in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think this book is intended as an introductory book on harmony at all. The author is clear and to the point. The book is well written and inspiring. Examples of topics include chords by seconds, all traditional tonal modes with several examples, mirror writing, added-note chords, multiple octave scales, clusters, 15th and 17th chords, etc. There are a lot of good examples taken from 20th century composers and some fun exercises at the end of each chapter to drive home the topics. I am very glad I bought this book.
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