OC 3/1-2: Oct 1912-Jun 1913 - Felix Hupka: lesson: Saturday, April 12, 1913
12. IV. Hupka † :
2. Prälude:
Tonarten; ob Em–Hm; Em, Gd, Hm, Dd, Am. Nebennoten-Konstruktionen nach unten, nach
oben, also weder 2, 3-teilig, sondern Terzen-Aufbau;
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Quart im Motiv als
Quint; über © Transcription Robert Kosovsky, ed. Ian Bent, 2007, 2022-23 |
April 12, [1913] Hupka † :
Prelude No. 2:
keys; whether E minor-B minor; E minor, G major, B minor, D
major, A minor. Neighbor-note constructions, below and above,
thus in neither two nor three sections, but constructed by [rising harmonic] thirds;
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the fourth in the
motive as a fifth; on © Translation Ian Bent, 2022-23 |
12. IV. Hupka † :
2. Prälude:
Tonarten; ob Em–Hm; Em, Gd, Hm, Dd, Am. Nebennoten-Konstruktionen nach unten, nach
oben, also weder 2, 3-teilig, sondern Terzen-Aufbau;
1
Quart im Motiv als
Quint; über © Transcription Robert Kosovsky, ed. Ian Bent, 2007, 2022-23 |
April 12, [1913] Hupka † :
Prelude No. 2:
keys; whether E minor-B minor; E minor, G major, B minor, D
major, A minor. Neighbor-note constructions, below and above,
thus in neither two nor three sections, but constructed by [rising harmonic] thirds;
1
the fourth in the
motive as a fifth; on © Translation Ian Bent, 2022-23 |
Footnotes1 i.e. E reinterpreted as VI in G major, G as VI in B minor, and B as VI in D major. — Schenker’s diary for April 17 has the entry: “Ueber die Nebennoten in Chopins Prälude 2.” (“Concerning the neighbor-notes in Chopin's Prelude No. 2.”). |
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Format† Double underlined |