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prolongation: a standalone construct

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prolongation1 CONSTRUCTProlongationSALZER · MUSIC THEORY

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Music theory

the way a chord or tone keeps its structural control over a stretch of music while subordinate events elaborate it.

In music theory, prolongation refers to the way a chord or tone keeps its structural control over a stretch of music while subordinate events elaborate it. This meaning comes from Salzer (1952) in Structural hearing.[1]

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References

  1. Salzer, F. (1952). Structural hearing. Dover. ISBN 9780486222752

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