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Music theory

a semiotic model of classical form in which opening, continuation and closing functions are signaled by conventional tonal and rhythmic gestures.

In music theory, beginning-middle-end paradigm refers to a semiotic model of classical form in which opening, continuation and closing functions are signaled by conventional tonal and rhythmic gestures. This meaning comes from Agawu (1991) in Playing with Signs.[1]

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References

Agawu, V. K. (1991). Playing with Signs. Princeton University Press. https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400861835

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