Bach and the Patterns of Invention¶
Dreyfus, L. (1996). Bach and the Patterns of Invention. Harvard University Press.
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- Rondo Form
- The ritornello form of the Baroque concerto (Vivaldi, Bach) is a close ancestor: the orchestra's opening tutti material returns between solo episodes in related keys, with the same orienting effect and similar tonal logic.
This sourceThat Baroque concerto ritornello form alternates a returning orchestral tutti with solo episodes, giving the same orienting return the rondo refrain gives.
- The ritornello form of the Baroque concerto (Vivaldi, Bach) is a close ancestor: the orchestra's opening tutti material returns between solo episodes in related keys, with the same orienting effect and similar tonal logic.
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