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Tonal Ambiguity in the Opening Measures of Selected Works by Chopin

01 October 1984 1 (Fall 1983), 3-27, where he discusses rhythmic, melodic, harmonic, and structural aspects of ambiguity. authors: Cheryl Noden-Skinner author_ids: 2132 authors: Cheryl Noden-Skinner author_ids: 2132
Root Versus Linear Analysis of Chromaticism: A Comparative Study of Selected Excerpts from the Oeuvres of Chopin

01 October 1996 works to be considered in this study, Chopin's Prelude in A minor, Op. 28, No. 2 has the least chromatic harmony. Cheryl Noden-Skinner, in the Fall 1984 issue of this journal, offers a Schenkerian analysis of the A minor Prelude and states that the A...

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