Beat Hierarchy and Beat Patterns--From Aksak to Composite Meter.

An essay is presented that addresses a certain call of action that singling out a specific under-determined modes of post-tonal music's rhythmic continuity. Topics mentioned include the concept of isochronicity, the post-tonal music composite meters and the importance of examining the possible trans...

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Publicado en:Current Musicology no. 98; pp. 41 - 71
Autor principal: Vojcic, Aleksandra
Formato: Essay
Publicado: Current Musicology Fall2014
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