숨겨진 구조 : Hepokoski & Darcy의 소나타 이론을 적용한 베토벤 《영웅교향곡》의 제시부 분석
An Analytical Study on Beethoven's Eroica Symphony Exposition
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Even though we are familiar with the term ‘Sonata form,’ in many cases we remain using compendious descriptions on themes and key structures when analyzingSonata-allegro movements. Through a close reading of Elements of Sonata Theory by Hepokoski and Darcy, this paper examines features of the exposition and seeks for the possibility in applying their terminologies and methodologies to an analytical discussion of Beethoven's Eroica Symphony. This latest Sonata theory provides an opportunity to interpret the exposition of the piece with an innovative perspective, which reads the second theme of the exposition from m. 87 to m. 109 as a Tri-modular Block (TMB). Furthermore, this paper includes a critique of certain ideas regarding the end of the second theme in the writings of Schenker as well as Hepokoski and Darcy. Ultimately, this paper aims to scrutinize the Sonata theory which puts emphasis on closuressuch as the Medial Caesura (MC) and Essential Expositional Closure (EEC) in the exposition.
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Even though we are familiar with the term ‘Sonata form,’ in many cases we remain using compendious descriptions on themes and key structures when analyzingSonata-allegro movements. Through a close reading of Elements of Sonata Theory by Hepokoski and Darcy, this paper examines features of the exposition and seeks for the possibility in applying their terminologies and methodologies to an analytical discussion of Beethoven's Eroica Symphony. This latest Sonata theory provides an opportunity to interpret the exposition of the piece with an innovative perspective, which reads the second theme of the exposition from m. 87 to m. 109 as a Tri-modular Block (TMB). Furthermore, this paper includes a critique of certain ideas regarding the end of the second theme in the writings of Schenker as well as Hepokoski and Darcy. Ultimately, this paper aims to scrutinize the Sonata theory which puts emphasis on closuressuch as the Medial Caesura (MC) and Essential Expositional Closure (EEC) in the exposition.
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