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so:text | In Schubert we do not look for the development of a complicated plot but give ourselves up unreservedly to the enjoyment of pure melodic line, couched in terms of sensuously delightful tone-color. The transitional passage of the Recapitulation illustrates Schubert's fondness for modulation just for its own sake; we care not what the objective point of the music may be—enthralled, as we are, by the magical shifts of scene. (en) |
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so:description | The Romantic Composers. Schubert and Weber (Ch. XII) (en) |
so:description | Music: An Art and a Language (1920) (en) |
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