The a B C Guide to Music
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CHAPTEK VI HOW MELODIES ARE BUILT INTO PIECES WE are now ready to attack that question of how tunes are combined into complete pieces, a question very important to us, since only by under- standing something of it shall we learn how to follow the music we hear at concerts. Those who know nothing of " form, " as this building up of tunes into pieces is called, cannot " make head nor tail, " as we say, of a symphony or a sonata, and naturally pre- fer a song or an opera. Form is to music a good d...eal what plot is to a story : it is the order in which things happen.
Now there is no limit to the number of ways in which tunes may be built up into complete pieces, and if we were to try to examine them all in detail it would be like trying to describe all the horses in the world in detail just how long each one's tail was, and just how many hairs he had on his left ear. But fortunately that isn't necessary in order to get a good working idea of a horse ; and no more is it necessary to describe all pieces in order to get a good working idea of musical form.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTEK VI HOW MELODIES ARE BUILT INTO PIECES WE are now ready to attack that question of how tunes are combined into complete pieces, a question very important to us, since only by under- standing something of it shall we learn how to follow the music we hear at concerts. Those who know nothing of " form, " as this building up of tunes into pieces is called, cannot " make head nor tail, " as we say, of a symphony or a sonata, and naturally pre- fer a song or an opera. Form is to music a good d...eal what plot is to a story : it is the order in which things happen.
Now there is no limit to the number of ways in which tunes may be built up into complete pieces, and if we were to try to examine them all in detail it would be like trying to describe all the horses in the world in detail just how long each one's tail was, and just how many hairs he had on his left ear. But fortunately that isn't necessary in order to get a good working idea of a horse ; and no more is it necessary to describe all pieces in order to get a good working idea of musical form.
What to read after The a B C Guide to Music?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Gregory Mason to read onlineMoreLess
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