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Music theory

a method of analyzing tonal music as layers of elaboration that prolong a simple underlying contrapuntal and harmonic framework.

In music theory, Schenkerian analysis refers to a method of analyzing tonal music as layers of elaboration that prolong a simple underlying contrapuntal and harmonic framework. This meaning comes from Schenker (1935) in Der freie Satz.[1]

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References

Schenker, H. (1935). Der freie Satz. Universal-Edition. Open Library record

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