Assuming peter is required, and kaminsky is required, the following 4 results were found.
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Composers' Words, Theorists' Analyses, Ravel's Music (Sometimes the Twain Shall Meet)
1990, 42-3. 17Hatten 1994. 18Cone 1970, 779-793. 19For a more complete analysis, see Kaminsky 2000, 56-63. authors: Peter Kaminsky author_ids: 419 authors: Peter Kaminsky author_ids: 419
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The Popular Album as Song Cycle: Paul Simon's [i]Still Crazy After All These Years[/i]
relation to the text. See Gustav Mahler: The Wunderhorn Years (Great Britain: Faber and Faber, 1975), 125-6. authors: Peter Kaminsky author_ids: 419 authors: Peter Kaminsky author_ids: 419
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Introducing Musical Meaning through Popular Music
Form.” or Walter Everett’s “truck-driver modulation.”21Everett, “Swallowed by a Song,” 118, 151 (n. 17 and 18). Peter Kaminsky terms this phenomenon a “crowbar modulation” and defines it as “an abrupt modulation to a higher pitch level for greater...
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Robert Schumann and the "Real" Davidsbündler
within a specific genre. For an in-depth discussion of large-scale relationships within these piano cycles see Peter Kaminsky, "Principles of Formal Structure in Schumann's Early Piano Cycles," Music Theory Spectrum 11/2, Fall 1989: 207-25. 4Plantinga,...