Musical Form; a Systematic Course in Thirty-Three Exercises
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1 jA r t, f i M j - i ¥ ■m ^ Si Its i^Vsi Subject is in Long Tripartite Song-form. Immediately following this, comes a Song-form Episode in C Min: — Ex. 161. i f?r r /fr f r i -r f , r r ^Ff fy\ i \ i rr~n n \t i'r 1 Pfgf ^ . i i it r i iV f i* f *r i i r j whose first Period terminates, in conformity with the rule, in parallel key. The continuation, which now proceeds in the first place as the commencement of the second part of a Bipartite Song-form: — Rondo III. § 26. 109 Ex. 162. jAHT i- J r... ^l i b% UN ^U J^PT^nJM J * b*-. ^mt £=£ b£- a ^ *= s s £ terminates suddenly at the end of four measures more in C Min., in order to modulate thereafter back to the Dominant of the principal key, where the First Subject, contracted into a Period-form, returns. Now the Third Subject enters, commencing in EJ> Min. (comp. Ex. 39, where it is quoted in its entirety): — Ex. 163. 9 : to * J J3-J-J- m ipfp * &=H It is in Tripartite Song-form of 25 s _ measures. The First Subject returns on the final measure.
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