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This review is from: Brahms and the Principle of Developing Variation (California Studies in 19th-Century Music) (Paperback)
Walter Frisch explores the concepts of developing variation, a term 'created' by Arnold Schoenberg, in the works of Brahms. Frisch examines the essential principles behind Brahms concepts of subtle variation. Through developing variation, Frisch introduces ideas of how Brahms would dervie all of the material for a single work from the initail idea. This formal study is a great read for any musician who wishes to further their understanding of Brahms' music. This study is also very essntial to those who set out to study any music that has been influenced by Brahms, especially that of Schoenberg.
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Brahms and the Principle of Developing Variation (California Studies in 19th-Century Music) by Walter Frisch (Paperback - April 20, 1990)
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