TRIAL LESSON
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Jan
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Welcome to a new article belonging to the series on William Caplin´s formal theory. This is the third chapter of this series of articles. In today´s article, we will […]
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Jan
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OVERVIEW Schoenberg was the first theorists in forging the concept of sentence. The Sentence is a type of theme. Themes are made up of…
02
Jan
Jan
Measure twice, cut once. John Florio (1553–1625) A typical mistake in those of us who study piano (or, in truth, any instrument) is that when learning a new piece, we […]
02
Jan
Jan
Welcome to this new series of articles where we will explain, in a simple but rigorous way, the formal theory proposed by William Caplin. William Caplin is an American […]
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Full Analysis of Canon in D by Johann Pachelbel.
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Dec
Dec
Full analysis of the famous piano piece Clair de Lune by C. Debussy
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Dec
Dec
This is an orientative summary on William Caplin’s approach to the concept of Abandoned Cadence.
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Historical Framing of the XV Century: Guidelines to Understand Renaissance Music
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Nov
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Historical Framing of the XV Century: Guidelines to Understand Renaissance Music
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Nov
Nov
Musical Analysis with WKMT. Learn all about Evaded Cadences.
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Oct
Oct
Function and use of the Deceptive cadence All terms and examples are taken from W. Caplin’s Classical Form. A deceptive cadence is…