Variação progressiva como um processo gradual no primeiro movimento do Quarteto A Dissonância, K. 465, de Mozart
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2317-6377.2003.55785Palavras-chave:
Quarteto A Dissonância, Mozart, Schoenberg, variação progressiva, análise musicalResumo
Este artigo visa esclarecer e retrabalhar a análise musical realizada por Arnold Schoenberg do primeiro movimento do quarteto A Dissonância, K. 465, de Mozart, e discutir o conceito de variação progressiva. O ponto de partida é a discussão oferecida por Schoenberg sobre variação progressiva como um processo gradual de desenvolvimento motívico e harmônico.
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