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endless melody: a standalone construct

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Musicology

Wagner's ideal of continuous melodic flow that avoids conventional cadences and periodic phrase breaks.

In musicology, endless melody refers to Wagner's ideal of continuous melodic flow that avoids conventional cadences and periodic phrase breaks. This meaning comes from Wagner (1861) in "Zukunftsmusik.".[1]

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References

Wagner, R. (1861). "Zukunftsmusik.". J.J. Weber. Open Library record

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