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The very definition of musical argument is something that keeps going, and you uncover new details and new combinations. A musical argument is not the same as a verbal argument. A
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The purpose of the dialectic method of reasoning is resolution of disagreement through rational discussion between opposing viewpoints.
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The musical argument may be characterized as the primary flow and current idea being presented in a piece:
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American Minimal Music: La Monte Young, Terry Riley, Steve Reich, Philip Glass
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and shows you how they relate, and it shows you how they're the same thing.
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Thus one may hear of a musical argument being interrupted, extended, or
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tension
expressive content
musical form
dialectal
representational
Wim Mertens
process
indeterminacy
verbal argument
sic
counterpoint
fugue
double fugue
ideas
Phil Lesh
repeated
Musical development
Sonata form
ISBN
1871082005
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9780826418449
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9780306810992
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Consonance and dissonance
Argument
Avoid note

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