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 Member 1010 Level 12.35 Mar 2006 |
Preordered. I did want some samples, but why bother since I'm going to buy it anyway.
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Member 1010 Level 12.35 Mar 2006 |
Talking about Symphonic Poem, I have a little question to ask. Does Symphonic poem apply the same structures and rules with Symphony, or not? From what I 've listened, they don't have the same rules.
Specifically speaking in this SP Hope, the 1st movement becomes Overture; the 2nd movement becomes the "real" first movement, but it's too short to be the 1st movement; the "3rd" (which is second from what we're talking about) movement is not the variation theme; the last movement does play a recap but it's the recap of the "4th" (3rd) movement, not the 1st, and is not transposed to another key. So it's obvious that Symphonic Poem do not use rules of Symphony. But the fact that it's a branch of Programme Music, which is evolved from Symphony, always make me believe Symphonic Poem has to have some structures and rules. So does it or does it not? There's nowhere I can't reach. |
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