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Musical FormMusical form gives symmetry and elegance to baroque, classical and romantic music, as well as being an essential element in popular and folk melodies. |
| Introduction |
For a student studying the higher exam grades of musical theory, a study
of musical form is vital. For the music-lover who just wants more
enjoyment when playing the piano or listening to CDs, an understanding of form
will help a great deal.
The structural elements in each musical form are described in the text, and illustrated on a staff, and can be listened to by merely clicking a button. In particular, sonata form is the basis for the first movements, not only of sonatas, but also of symphonies, string quartets and concertos. Musical Discovery illustrates this with detailed analysis of the exposition, bridges, development and recapitulation and coda. You can select an example by Mozart, Haydn or Beethoven to see and hear all of these structural elements.
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