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What is meant by “large scale tonal organization?”
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowDissonances and harmonySome numbers in notation, what does it mean and how do I replicate it in Guitar Pro?Half oval 3 over notesPiano (sheet music) curves on top and numbers in circlesNumber of instruments for the workNaming schemes in classical musicWhat exactly is the bell used in Paganini's 2nd violin concerto and how should one play it?Why was Brahms's music considered 'too academic'?Can one's musical ‘ear’ be trained with practice and dedication?Relationship between movements
I found this in a CD liner note. "the work shows the influence of Beethoven in its dramatic contrasts and its feeling for large scale tonal organization."
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I found this in a CD liner note. "the work shows the influence of Beethoven in its dramatic contrasts and its feeling for large scale tonal organization."
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"Large scale tonal organization" refers to planned key relations extended in time. Relating the first and last movement in symphonies for example. Mozart and Beethoven did this a lot.
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"Large scale tonal organization" refers to planned key relations extended in time. Relating the first and last movement in symphonies for example. Mozart and Beethoven did this a lot.
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