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<font face="Calibri">As a matter of fact, I do believe that
"prolongation of rules" always is what Schenker means by
"prolongation", which is not a common term in German. This is not
at all confined to Kontrapunkt. The term he used for what is
described as "prolongation" by American schenkerians is
"Auskomponierung". So far as I can tell, the shift of meaning is
in "Structural Hearing" by Felix Salzer.<br>
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See "Prolongation" in Wikipedia.<br>
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</font>Nicolas Meeùs<br>
Université Paris-Sorbonne<br>
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://nicolas.meeus.free.fr">http://nicolas.meeus.free.fr</a><br>
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(In the University Paris-Sorbonne, everyone is president of
something, or director of something else – an army of generals. We
either use our Christian name, or, mockingly, "M. le Président",
"M. le Directeur"; a "Professeur" without any other title is not
worth adressing to. ;-))<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Le 14/11/2012 08:31, Olli Väisälä a
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<blockquote cite="mid:DFF158C3-12B7-44CF-A3CC-F71CBB896188@siba.fi"
type="cite">(In addition, it seemed to me that points that I found
interesting did not tend to be interesting for Dr. Ninov. His
thoughts about "expansion of a principle" were, to me, strikingly
reminiscent of the thoughts about prolongation of rules in
Schenker's Counterpoint, which Dubiel discussed illuminatively in
the article I mentioned. I thought that my remark about this issue
might stimulate him to consider the relationship between his and
Schenker's ideas, but his response suggested that he has no
interest in this.)
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