Mozart
Piano Concerto No. 17 in G Major, K. 453, Movement I
This chapter covers approaches to the analysis of a classical European piano concerto, with: Choosing the Work at Hand: An Account; The Concerto Genre and its First-movement Form; Aspects of Rhythmic Structure in Selected Passages; Harmonic Design: Visionary Transformations of Vernacular and Conventional Sources; and Mozart's Legacy and the Naturalization of Tonality.
Keywords: Europe, piano concerto, Mozart, genre, rhythmic structure, harmonic design, tonality
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