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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Piano Quartet"”.

  1. An Analysis of Arnold Schoenberg's Orchestral Transcription of Johannes Brahms's Piano Quartet NO.1, OPUS 25

    … an orchestral transcription of Johannes Brahms's Piano Quartet No. 1 in G minor, opus 25. This dissertation determines discrepancies between Schoenberg's orchestral transcription and Brahms's original piano quartet. For study and comparison purposes, musical excerpts of these are provided with …

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  2. A structural, harmonic and stylistic analysis of Gabriel Fauré's Piano Quartet in C Minor Op. 15

    … through an analysis of the composer's First Piano Quartet in C minor Op.15.The study is divided into two sections: a structural analysis which examines the overall formal structure of the work, as well as the larger and smaller formal structures within each movement, and a harmonic analysis …

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  3. Aspects of Mozart's music in G minor : towards the identification of common structural and compositional features

    … number of pieces - These include the Piano Quartet K. 478, the String Quintet K. 516 and the Symphony K-550, a number of operatic arias, and lesser-known works and movements in G minor. The inquiry is conducted within the general theoretical framework of Schenker's analytical methods. …

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  4. A Model of the Tonal-Chromatic System and Its Application to Selected Works of Gustav Mahler

    … proposed system: 1) the first movement of the Piano Quartet in A minor, which was composed as a student at the Vienna conservatory; 2) the fourth movement of Symphony no. 5, Adagietto; and 3) Kindertotenlieder, no. 2, “Nun seh’ ich wohl, warum so dunkle Flammen.”

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