The Thematic Process in Music¶
Réti, R. (1951). The Thematic Process in Music.
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- Motif
- Music: melodic and rhythmic motifs (the Beethoven Fifth's four-note motif, Wagner's leitmotiv as character reference) varied by transposition, inversion, retrograde, augmentation, and fragmentation.
This sourceAnalysis of motivic transformation — transposition, inversion, retrograde, augmentation, fragmentation — by which a small recurring melodic cell binds a work and accretes significance (e.g., the Beethoven Fifth four-note motif).
- Music: melodic and rhythmic motifs (the Beethoven Fifth's four-note motif, Wagner's leitmotiv as character reference) varied by transposition, inversion, retrograde, augmentation, and fragmentation.
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