Musical Form - Episode#1

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In this video the following three topics are addressed:

1) Why study musical form?
2) How is form usually taught and what is wrong with this method?
3) Basic units of formal hierarchy.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• musical
• form
• music
• Beethoven
• Caplin
• Belkin
• Schartmann
• analysis
• Mozart
• Haydn
• theory
• musicology
• Andrew

[clayLavl]

I'll always be a student of music. This is a fine video. Thanks for producing it.

[leonardeloise]

Thanks a lot.!! please continue with this... I am from Argentina and I learn with this. I´m shure that many pepole from different countries will learn with this as I do... so If you enjoy this, contine; because is a very good way to lern interesting things no matter about what time is it. Is just get in youtube, and that´s all! Thaks a ñot!

[PawelWysocki]

I'd say you may blame the carpenter for the fact that you need to know carpentry in order for your table to stand up, but that's just the way the music has been written.

[mahlonmahlon]

BRILLIANT, a must see for composers, theorists and performers

[rikku38]

MAKE MORE VIDEOS!!! They way you explain is so easy to understand and its so helpful!

[Tobbe999999999999999]

really helpfull video. Thanks :)

[michelle69781]

thank you!

[seanreillyireland]

Brilliant.

[tfgoingwest]

With your permission, I'd like to suggest a third reason for why one might consider studying music: simply, that knowledge enhances experience. Now, this reason obviously takes as its premise the notion that music is not merely an intellectual and distant art, one meant solely to be listened to and thought about; this reason assumes, rather, that music is meant to be experienced, that music should completely envelope the listener and be the focus of his many senses. Understanding musical form...

[requiemaeternam7]

drew you are highly articulate and intelligent i greatly enjoyed the videos