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expressive genre: a standalone construct

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Music theory

Hatten's term for an expressive trajectory across a whole work, such as tragic-to-triumphant, that guides interpretation of its parts.

In music theory, expressive genre refers to Hatten's term for an expressive trajectory across a whole work, such as tragic-to-triumphant, that guides interpretation of its parts. This meaning comes from Hatten (1994) in Musical meaning in Beethoven.[1]

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References

Hatten, R. S. (1994). Musical meaning in Beethoven. Indiana University Press. ISBN 9780253217110

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