Commentary on Leigh VanHandel's 'National Metrical Types in Nineteenth Century Art Song'
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2009-10Metadata
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Empirical Musicology ReviewCitation:
Empirical Musicology Review, v4 n4 (October 2009), 158-159Abstract:
Leigh VanHandel’s study of metrical locations or phrase beginnings and endings
in art songs of the 19th century provides a glance into one property of lyric settings unstudied
before. Its fastidious data can be trusted, and yet the study’s hard relevance to matters of
musical substance, matters of import to a song’s perception, is questionable.
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