Classical form : a theory of formal functions for the instrumental music of Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven /
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Language: | English |
Imprint: | New York : Oxford University Press, 1998. |
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Retention: | Retained for Eastern Academic Scholars' Trust (EAST) http://eastlibraries.org/retained-materials |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Part I. Preliminaries
- 1. Some Basic Formal Functions: An Overview
- Sentence
- Period
- Small Ternary
- Framing Functions
- Interthematic Functions: A Sonata Exposition
- 2. Fundamental Progressions of Harmony
- Harmonic Functions
- Harmonic Progressions
- Part II. Tight-Knit Themes
- 3. Sentence
- Presentation Phrase
- Continuation Phrase
- 4. Period
- Antecedent Phrase
- Consequent Phrase
- Deviations from the Norm
- 5. Hybrid Themes and Compound Themes
- Hybrid Themes
- Compound Themes
- 6. Small Ternary
- Exposition
- Contrasting Middle
- Recapitulation
- Tight-Knit Versus Loose Organization
- 7. Small Binary
- First Part
- Second Part
- Part III. Looser Formal Regions
- 8. Subordinate Theme
- Looser Sentential Functions
- Additional Loosening Techniques
- Multiple Subordinate Themes
- Closing Section
- Dynamic Curve of Subordinate Theme
- 9. Transition
- Modulating Versus Nonmodulating Transitions
- Beginning the Transition
- Ending the Transition
- Two-Part Transition
- 10. Development
- Tonal Organization
- Pre-Core/Core Technique
- Development Sections Without a Core
- Retransition
- 11. Recapitulation
- Main Theme
- Transition
- Fusion of Main Theme and Transition
- Subordinate Theme (Group)
- Additional Features
- Deviations from the Norm
- 12. Coda
- Start of the Coda
- Phrase-Structural Organization
- Compensatory Functions
- Part IV. Full-Movement Forms
- 13. Sonata Form
- Overall Tonal Organization
- Cadential Goals in the Exposition
- Main Theme
- Obscured Boundary Between Transition and Subordinate Theme
- Slow Introduction
- 14. Slow-Movement Forms
- Sonata Form in Slow Movements
- Large Ternary
- Sonata Without Development
- Theme and Variations
- 15. Minuet/Trio Form
- Minuet Form
- Trio
- 16. Rondo Forms
- Five-Part Rondo
- Sonata-Rondo
- 17. Concerto Form
- Opening Ritornello
- Solo Exposition
- Subordinate-Key Ritornello
- Solo Development
- Solo Recapitulation
- Closing Ritornello
- Glossary of Terms
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index of Classical Compositions
- General Index