A History of MelodyBarrie and Rockliff, 1965 - 312 páginas |
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FROM INFLECTION | 11 |
FROM PENTA | 28 |
THE BEGINNINGS OF MAJOR MELODY IN EUROPE | 46 |
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Términos y frases comunes
Ages already ancient appeared art-music Asia Bach Baroque Bartók basic become Beethoven beginning Central Central Europe century characteristic classical clear clearly closely collection common composers concerned Concerto connection culture dance early East elements entire Europe European examples existence expression fact final five-note folk-music followed French German human Hungarian idea important influence Italian Italy language late later less linked living major material meaning melody Middle minor mode motives movement Mozart natural notes occur opera organic origin ornamentation particularly pentatonic pentatonicism performance period Piano possible primitive principle probably reached recent regions represent result rhythm scale seems shape singing single sometimes Sonata song sound speech stage String structure style Symphony themes third tonal tradition tunes turn typical variations various Western whole