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Combining Techniques: Theme Imitation, Diminution, Hocket and Harmonization

There are various approaches to setting a musical theme. In this video a short example orchestral composition demonstrates the combination of motif imitation, rhythmic diminution and augmentation, hockey technique and harmonization. The theme consists of three short motifs, M1 to M3. Harmonization is based on Schillinger variable tension chords in thirds, creating a tension curve pattern, with mostly non-functional character. Subsections from this composition are discussed in detail. There's a companion document with text, diagrams and score excerpts available in the webshop. Contents: 00:00 Opening titles 00:27 Section 1 Introduction: what this video is about 01:00 Section 2 Example composition overview, approaches 03:55 Section 3 m. 1-6 Introduction and motif M1, variable tension chords, modal character 04:44 Section 4 m. 7-10 M2-M1, harmonization, higher chordal functions, imitation, hocket 05:40 Section 5 m. 11-13 M2-M3, variable tension chords and cadence 06:35 Section 6 m. 14-15 M1, tutti climax, rhythmic augmentation and diminution 08:40 Section 7 m. 16-17 M3, hocket technique 09:46 Section 8 m. 18-21 M2-M3-M1, imitation, variable tension harmonization 11:37 Section 9 m. 22-25 M1, tutti climax, augmentation, diminution, closing modal cadence 13:59 Section 10 Full composition 16:22 Summary and conclusion #theme #hocket #harmonization More information about this piece on https://www.fransabsil.nl/notes/three... Support video tutorial production on this channel? PayPal https://www.fransabsil.nl/htm/archive... Website https://www.fransabsil.nl