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Musicology

a form in which a borrowed theme is presented in full only at the end, after fragments and variants of it have been developed.

In musicology, cumulative form refers to a form in which a borrowed theme is presented in full only at the end, after fragments and variants of it have been developed. This meaning comes from Burkholder (1995) in All made of tunes.[1]

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References

Burkholder, J. P. (1995). All made of tunes. Yale University Press. ISBN 9780300102123

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