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An edition of Elements of sonata theory
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Elements of sonata theory
norms, types, and deformations in the late eighteenth-century sonata
by James A. Hepokoski
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An edition of Elements of sonata theory
(2006)
Elements of sonata theory
norms, types, and deformations in the late eighteenth-century sonata
by James A. Hepokoski
- 0 Ratings
- 5 Want to read
- 0 Currently reading
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Analysis, appreciation, Instrumental music, Sonata form, SonataTimes
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Elements of sonata theory: norms, types, and deformations in the late eighteenth-century sonata
2006, Oxford University Press
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0195146409 9780195146400
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Table of Contents
| Contexts | ||
| Sonata form as a whole : foundational considerations | ||
| The medial caesura and the two-part exposition | ||
| The continuous exposition | ||
| The primary theme | ||
| The transition (TR) | ||
| The secondary theme (S) and essential expositional closure : initial considerations | ||
| S-complications : EEC deferral and apparent double medial caesuras (TMB) | ||
| The closing zone (C) | ||
| The development (developmental space) | ||
| The recapitulation (recapitulatory space, recapitulatory rotation) | ||
| Non-normative openings of the recapitulatory rotation : alternatives and deformations | ||
| Parageneric spaces : coda and introduction | ||
| Sonata form in minor keys | ||
| The three- and four-movement sonata cycle | ||
| Sonata types and the type 1 sonata | ||
| The type 2 sonata | ||
| Rondos and the type 4 sonata | ||
| The type 5 sonata : fundamentals | ||
| The type 5 sonata : Mozart's concertos (R1, the opening ritornello) | ||
| The type 5 sonata : Mozart's concertos (solo and larger expositions : solo 1 + ritornello 2) | ||
| The type 5 sonata : Mozart's concertos (development and recapitulation, from solo 2 through ritornello 4). |
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Includes bibliographical references (p. ) and index.
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