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The symphonic principle of the classical style which grew out of and subsequently replaced the concerto principle was very much like that of a formal debate . The first motion ( or theme ) was proposed , then a opposed by a second theme ...
The symphonic principle of the classical style which grew out of and subsequently replaced the concerto principle was very much like that of a formal debate . The first motion ( or theme ) was proposed , then a opposed by a second theme ...
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Wagner saw his system as an extension of that of Beethoven's choral symphony . ... His own creed was fundamentally symphonic : voices , and ultimately theatre , were a necessary extension of the theatricality of symphonic argument .
Wagner saw his system as an extension of that of Beethoven's choral symphony . ... His own creed was fundamentally symphonic : voices , and ultimately theatre , were a necessary extension of the theatricality of symphonic argument .
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Richard Strauss , in his symphonic poem ' Don Quixote ' had used a solo cello and viola against a full symphony orchestra to represent the antics of the capricious Don and his faithful servant . In ' Don Quixote the role of the soloists ...
Richard Strauss , in his symphonic poem ' Don Quixote ' had used a solo cello and viola against a full symphony orchestra to represent the antics of the capricious Don and his faithful servant . In ' Don Quixote the role of the soloists ...
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2100351 | 7 |
The Path to Elitism | 21 |
The Path to Chauvinism | 32 |
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Roll Over Rock: A Study of Music in Contemporary Culture Peter Fletcher Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 1981 |
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