[Smt-talk] Gradus ab Parnasu

[Eliot Handelman]

The student has triads going in mes. 1-3 and 5-7 that mirror mes. 1-3 in 
CF.
The tune is a permuted inversion of CF 4-7,  with intervals -4 +6+ +2- 
going to +4 -2- -6+
mes 6-9 of student invert  mes 1-4, the f#-a a compression of the 4th in 
the opening.
And notice also the canon in CF 5-7 -> student 7-9.

So based on all this (need I go on), I'd certainly give him a very high 
score.

best,

-- eliot
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Eliot Handelman
computingmusic.com

On 01/26/2014 09:07 AM, Stephen Soderberg wrote:
> A private student submitted the attached 1st species exercise to me 
> last week. He certainly didn't break any rules, but I'm tempted to 
> grade him down because my ear tells me there is too much contrary 
> motion.cntrpt.png Still I don't want to confuse him. I'm tutoring him 
> & he will be starting college next year. He wants to major in theory. 
> Can anyone give me some advice?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Stephen Soderberg
> Music Division
> Library of Congress
> (retired)
>
>
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