@Article{          straus2003-uniformity,
    author       = {Straus, Joseph Nathan},
    year         = {2003},
    title        = {Uniformity, Balance, and Smoothness in Atonal Voice
                   Leading},
    abstract     = {[Unedited] Presents a broadly applicable model for atonal
                   voice leading, a model of pitch-class counterpoint to
                   connect any two harmonies. Voice leadings are evaluated by
                   three criteria: (1) uniformity, the extent to which the
                   voices move by the same interval distance and thus
                   approach traditional transposition; (2) balance, the
                   extent to which the voices move by the same index number
                   and thus approach traditional inversion; and (3)
                   smoothness, the extent to which the voices travel the
                   shortest possible distance. The most uniform, most
                   balanced, or smoothest way of moving from one set to
                   another in pitch-class space, or from one set class to
                   another in a proposed voice-leading space, provides a
                   standpoint from which to assess any specific compositional
                   realization in pitch space.},
    doi          = {10.1525/mts.2003.25.2.305},
    isbn         = {0195-6167},
    issn         = {0195-6167},
    journal      = {Music Theory Spectrum},
    keywords     = {music theory},
    mendeley-tags= {music theory},
    number       = {2},
    pages        = {305--352},
    volume       = {25}
}

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