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Der Beitrag greift Ideen der Neo-Riemannian Theory auf, nimmt Bezug auf Richard Cohn und stellt neu entwickelte dreidimensionale Modelle vor, mit denen sich Dreiklangs- und Vierklangsverbindungen alternativ zum Cube Dance von Jack Douthett und Peter Steinbach und zu Cohns 4-Cube-Trio darstellen lassen. Ausgehend von Edward Gollins 3D-Tonnetz beschreibt er auserdem variable Modelle, die sich auf verschiedene Akkordklassen anwenden lassen.  This article responds to suggestions of Neo-Riemannian Theory, referring to Richard Cohn. It presents some new three-dimensional models that depict the connections of triads and seventh chords as alternatives to Jack Douthett’s and Peter Steinbach’s Cube Dance and to Cohn’s 4-Cube-Trio. Finally, models based on Edward Gollin’s 3D-Tonnetz are described that may be applied to diverse chord classes.

Cycling in Tonal Space. Neo-Riemannian Theory in der dritten Dimension