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<div dir="ltr">I believe the word Richard Lewis is looking for is the German <em>Satz</em>. Not only does it serve the purpose, it is established in the literature (see article by William Drabkin and Ingeborg Pfingsten in <em>NGO</em>) and short. <br>Richard Porterfield<br>Associate Teaching Professor, Mannes College<br>Ph.D. Candidate in Music Theory, CUNY<br><a href="mailto:porterfr@hotmail.com">porterfr@hotmail.com</a> <div><hr id="stopSpelling">From: mwmorse@bell.net<br>To: rlocke@esm.rochester.edu; smt-talk@societymusictheory.org<br>Date: Fri, 25 May 2012 20:17:05 +0000<br>Subject: Re: [Smt-talk] General term for movements, acts, numbers<br><br>
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Some interesting answers here. But isn't this in effect a database problem? Tools from that world sound like the best solutions: Roman numerals, subletters, and so on. Not elegant, but both more functional and less frustrating than trying to coin logical terminology.<div><br></div><div>MW Morse</div><div>Trent University</div><div>Peterborough, Oshawa<br><br></div> </div>
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