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Musicology

a framework that analyzes musical style through five elements, sound, harmony, melody, rhythm and growth, at small, middle and large dimensions.

In musicology, SHMRG refers to a framework that analyzes musical style through five elements, sound, harmony, melody, rhythm and growth, at small, middle and large dimensions. This meaning comes from LaRue (1970) in Guidelines for style analysis.[1]

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References

LaRue, J. (1970). Guidelines for style analysis. Harmonie Park Press. ISBN 9780393099461

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