1985
DOI: 10.2307/930685
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Charakter und Drama. Zur historischen Analyse von Haydnschen und Beethovenschen Sonatensatzen

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“…in Hoyt 1999, 229). On Reicha's view of sonata form, see also Schmalzriedt 1985. that Reicha's approach laid the foundation for later descriptions of the development section in which the return to the tonic is more or less forbidden in order not to jeopardize the dramatic moment associated with the recapitulatory beginning. Taken together, the above statements suggest that the reappearance of the home key shortly after the double repeat sign (or even further into a movement's second half) was not considered to require special explanatory efforts.…”
Section: The Modern Paradigm Of Sonata Formmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…in Hoyt 1999, 229). On Reicha's view of sonata form, see also Schmalzriedt 1985. that Reicha's approach laid the foundation for later descriptions of the development section in which the return to the tonic is more or less forbidden in order not to jeopardize the dramatic moment associated with the recapitulatory beginning. Taken together, the above statements suggest that the reappearance of the home key shortly after the double repeat sign (or even further into a movement's second half) was not considered to require special explanatory efforts.…”
Section: The Modern Paradigm Of Sonata Formmentioning
confidence: 99%