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developing variation: a standalone construct

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Composition

Schoenberg's principle of continuously varying a motive so that new ideas grow out of earlier ones, as in Brahms.

In composition, developing variation refers to Schoenberg's principle of continuously varying a motive so that new ideas grow out of earlier ones, as in Brahms. This meaning comes from Frisch (1984) in Brahms and the principle of developing variation.[1]

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References

Frisch, W. (1984). Brahms and the principle of developing variation. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520047006

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