The Aristoxenian Theory of Musical Rhythm
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The pentapody of bars 10-12 serves to reverse this order, and make the rhythms end on the third beat.
Period II therefore commences with the first half of the bar, and its rhythms end on the second half until near the end, when another pentapody occurs, in order to bring the final close on the first beat of a bar, in the orthodox manner.
HANDEL'S MESSIAH 123 Aria, " He was despised and rejected." The composition of this number is said to have moved Handel very deeply, and we may therefore expec...t to find some expression of his emotion in its rhythmical structure. In this we are not disappointed, and one is forced to admire the genius which knew exactly how far it might venture in an imaginative direction, without going too much above the heads of its audience.
The movement is in the Da capo form, the key being E flat, with the contrasting section in C minor. The tempo is largo, the signature C, and there are four feet in the bar. There is only one departure from the conventional tetrapodic structure', where the intensity of emotion overflows in a single phrase of ten feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pentapody of bars 10-12 serves to reverse this order, and make the rhythms end on the third beat.
Period II therefore commences with the first half of the bar, and its rhythms end on the second half until near the end, when another pentapody occurs, in order to bring the final close on the first beat of a bar, in the orthodox manner.
HANDEL'S MESSIAH 123 Aria, " He was despised and rejected." The composition of this number is said to have moved Handel very deeply, and we may therefore expec...t to find some expression of his emotion in its rhythmical structure. In this we are not disappointed, and one is forced to admire the genius which knew exactly how far it might venture in an imaginative direction, without going too much above the heads of its audience.
The movement is in the Da capo form, the key being E flat, with the contrasting section in C minor. The tempo is largo, the signature C, and there are four feet in the bar. There is only one departure from the conventional tetrapodic structure', where the intensity of emotion overflows in a single phrase of ten feet.
What to read after The Aristoxenian Theory of Musical Rhythm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C F Abdy Charles Francis Abdy Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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