Extended upbeats in the classical minuet: Interactions with hypermeter and phrase structure. McClelland, R. Music Theory Spectrum, 28(1):23–56, 2006. doi abstract bibtex This article considers the hypermetric properties of minuets that begin with an upbeat gesture that spans at least one measure. Analyses of several minuets by Haydn and Mozart, and a quasi-minuet movement by Brahms, demonstrate five types of interaction between the extended upbeat and hypermeter. The analyses describe the evolving hypermetric structure of the minuets' openings and the subsequent development of this thematic material. The extended upbeat emerges in these minuets as a key compositional element with implications for expressive meaning and performance. © 2006 by The Society for Music Theory. All rights reserved.
@Article{ mcclelland2006-extended,
author = {McClelland, Ryan},
year = {2006},
title = {Extended upbeats in the classical minuet: Interactions
with hypermeter and phrase structure},
abstract = {This article considers the hypermetric properties of
minuets that begin with an upbeat gesture that spans at
least one measure. Analyses of several minuets by Haydn
and Mozart, and a quasi-minuet movement by Brahms,
demonstrate five types of interaction between the extended
upbeat and hypermeter. The analyses describe the evolving
hypermetric structure of the minuets' openings and the
subsequent development of this thematic material. The
extended upbeat emerges in these minuets as a key
compositional element with implications for expressive
meaning and performance. {\textcopyright} 2006 by The
Society for Music Theory. All rights reserved.},
doi = {10.1525/mts.2006.28.1.23},
issn = {01956167},
journal = {Music Theory Spectrum},
keywords = {Anacrusis,Haydn,Hypermeter,Minuet,Upbeat,music analysis},
mendeley-tags= {music analysis},
number = {1},
pages = {23--56},
volume = {28}
}
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