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hypermeter: a standalone construct

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Music theory

meter at the level of groups of measures, in which whole bars behave like strong and weak beats.

In music theory, hypermeter refers to meter at the level of groups of measures, in which whole bars behave like strong and weak beats. This meaning comes from Cone (1968) in Musical form and musical performance.[1]

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References

Cone, E. T. (1968). Musical form and musical performance. Norton. ISBN 9780393097672

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