This theory tries to combine modern with historical approaches. It contains, among other things: an outline of Rameau’s harmony theory, as well as functions, steps, “octave rule” and fifth-fall sequence, a comprehensive exposition of historical cadences, counterpoint and lineation as central aspects of the Bach movement, detailed considerations of the methodological approach, an answer to the question of the authenticity of numerous “Bach movements”. The book is intended for teachers and students as well as for ” experts and enthusiasts ” who regard the chorale movement as the basis of a stylistic movement theory and who would like to deepen their knowledge of it.
Third Movement of Luciano Berio’s Sinfonia as a Musical Palimpsest
Source(s) of analysis: Score Musical work: Sinfonia, Symphony No. 2 in C Minor Year of creation: 1884-1895, 1968-1969 Composer's name: Gustav Mahler, Luciano Berio Methods of analysis: Other
Target Group / Study LevelLevel of music analysis knowledge: Advanced
Study cycle: Master, PhD and professional
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