Unaccompanied Bach¶
Ledbetter, D. (2009). Unaccompanied Bach: Performing the Solo Works. Yale University Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Monophony
- The lone line bears the entire harmonic argument, and performers routinely treat "bringing out the implied harmony" as the central task
This sourceA study of solo Bach that treats the harmony implied by the unaccompanied line — the harmonic groundswell it is important for performers to project — as a primary interpretive concern.
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“harmonic groundswell that is so important for [performers] to project. They are schematic, and designed”
- The lone line bears the entire harmonic argument, and performers routinely treat "bringing out the implied harmony" as the central task
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