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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE SONATA FORM (I) THE BAROQUE SONATA
In this short study, we aim to define the typologies of the sonata form in the music of the Baroque period, alongside the perspective of some well-known authors (Charles Rosen, James Webster or William Newman) and to propose two analyses – the Sonata in ...
Emanuela-Fabiola PRIP
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Learning Sonata Form Structure on Mozart’s String Quartets
The musical analysis of large-scale structures, such as the classical sonata form, requires to integrate multiple analyses of local musical events into a global coherent analysis.
Pierre Allegraud +6 more
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Sonata Form in the Nineteenth-Century Symphony
This paper presents an analytical survey of 283 symphonies dating from 1800–1899. Features of full symphonies include the rate of compositional output over the course of the century, the number, order, and keys of movements, and the prevalence of sonata ...
Steven Craig Cannon
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Predictive coding has emerged as a key framework for analyzing music listeners’ behavior and experiences. However, the simplicity of stimuli in empirical research frequently fails to reflect the multifaceted complexity of real-world music, potentially ...
Chen-Gia Tsai
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AbstractDespite an ever-expanding body of literature on Adès's engagement with the music of the past, his use of traditional formal models has attracted little critical comment. That which does exist privileges the relatively straightforward surface articulation of his musical forms over more nuanced accounts.
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Rotationsprinzip und synthetische Reprisenfunktion im Klavierkonzert des späten 18. und frühen 19. Jahrhunderts [PDF]
James Hepokoski und Warren Darcy haben in Elements of Sonata Theory ein Konzertsatzmodell vorgelegt, das hinsichtlich der formalen Disposition von einem Primat des Sonatensatzes ausgeht. Ihre Interpretation der Konzertsatzform als »Type 5 Sonata« basiert
Pascal Schiemann
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Franz Liszt’s Early Formal Excursions
Franz Liszt reformulated the Classical sonata form by coalescing the structures of a single movement and a multimovement cycle into a two-dimensional sonata form.
Heyner Francisco Rodriguez Solis
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Schumann’s Fantasy Op. 17 and the Strange Case of the Supertonic Sonata
This paper explores some fresh angles (Schenkerian and sonata-formal) on one of Schumann’s most famously intractable works. In the process it draws some larger conclusions regarding Schumann's paradoxical relationship to sonata form and Schenkerian ...
Boyd Pomeroy
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Program, Tonality, and Sonata Deformation in Leopoldo Miguéz’s Symphonic Poems
The aim of this text is to address Leopoldo Miguéz (1850–1902) approach to sonata form in his three symphonic poems. Each one of these works presents a different approach to the rhetorical musical discourse of sonata form and a specific “deformation” of
Norton Dudeque
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Elliott Carter's Analysis of his Piano Sonata (1945-46)
In 1948, Elliott Carter penned an analysis of his Piano Sonata for Edgard Varèse. His analysis of the first movement, in particular, makes one ask why Carter did not subsume its recurrent two-tempo structure under “first group” of its sonata form ...
Ira Braus
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