form-analysis
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Musical form and structural analysis covering binary, ternary, rondo, sonata, theme-and-variations, and popular song forms. Covers formal archetypes (AB, ABA, ABACA, sonata-allegro), 12-bar blues, arch form, minimalist process forms, strophic and through-composed designs, and formal analysis methodology for both score study and listening. Use when determining the structural plan of a piece, analyzing sectional relationships, or understanding how form shapes musical narrative.
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