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What is meant by “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."
What does this mean?
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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."
What does this mean?
TIA
classical-music
asked Mar 31 at 3:19
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Thanks very much.
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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."
What does this mean?
TIA
classical-music
asked Mar 31 at 3:19
las14las14
584
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."
What does this mean?
TIA
classical-music
classical-music
asked Mar 31 at 3:19
las14las14
584
asked Mar 31 at 3:19
las14las14
584
asked Mar 31 at 3:19
las14las14
584
asked Mar 31 at 3:19
las14las14
584
asked Mar 31 at 3:19
las14las14
584
584
1
Thanks very much.
– las14
Mar 31 at 21:13
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Thanks very much.
– las14
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Thanks very much.
– las14
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Thanks very much.
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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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"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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