Sentence examples for exposition section from inspiring English sources

She even omitted the repeat of the exposition section, which is essential to the architectural impact of the piece.

For example, the first movement, although in Classical sonata form, confounds listeners first by rising to a fortissimo climax in the harmonically unstable exposition section and then by delaying a return to the home key.

Although he orchestrated only the opening bars, Elgar completed the exposition section of the first movement, and that exposition is magnificent.

The tune is played by the solo violin itself before a short codetta ends the exposition section of the opening movement.

For an exposition, see Section 4.6 of [14].

Probability in Carnap's theory is a metalinguistic operator, as it is in the exposition of section 3.1 above.

The exposition in this part (section 2, pp. 2 3) contains several gaps.

Thus, the exposition, or first section, of the "normal" sonata form involves a modulation from the tonic to a nearby related key—usually the dominant, or in works in a minor key, the relative major.

The exposition of this section follows that of Hitchcock 2001, in particular.

For the convenience of exposition in next section, we call the encoding and decoding scheme discussed above as Scheme I. Another decoding scheme (hereafter it is referred to as Scheme II) is to exploit the property of the matrix G c ( G c ) H, as shown in equations (11 - 13 11 - 13

In addition, it affects the ways of developing musical material (e.g., themes, rhythms) according to the logic of musical form, and even the broader blocking off of sections within forms, as in the concerto's repeated exposition, with its sections for full orchestra (tutti) and soloist.