MUS_THRY 325-0
Style and Phrase
An investigation of the musical phrase in the long 18th century (1680?1830) from the perspective of schema theory. A schema is a typically short, memorable pattern defined by a characteristic pairing of scale degree progressions in the melody and bass, and an accompanying harmonic progression. Such schemata are the essential building blocks of composition in the long 18th century.
Prerequisites & course information
SoC Humanities and Fine Arts Distro
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
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Catalogue variants
- Style and Phrase · 1 Unit · Undergraduate