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 | | It makes the piece harder to comprehend and interferes with the forms attempt to impart coherence to the events within its form, and it allows the form to have a distinct, and yes, unique relation to the events in it. |
 | | To be sure, form is not the only thing that can be at the heart of what is structurally significant in any music, if structure refers to what is going on underneath surface schemata and the events that are happening (i.e. |
 | | In this case, the impoverished distinction between the themes would be attributed, not to the lack of reality of the form, but to the means and techniques of the composer, which historically had not reached the point where a highly differentiated theme, or theme group, could be made to seem logical, or coherent. |
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