Baroque Cadence is a theoretical construct within cadence analysis that specifically characterizes the syntactic and harmonic closure patterns distinctive of Western musical compositions from the Baroque era, thereby differentiating it from cadential forms in other historical or stylistic periods.
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Bifocal Tonality: An Explanation for Ambiguous Baroque Cadences
Jan La Rue · Journal of Musicology · 2001 · 26 citations
A Companion to Renaissance and Baroque art
Choice Reviews Online · 2013 · 22 citations
Richard Crashaw. A Study in Baroque Sensibility
L. C. Martin, Austin Warren · The Modern Language Review · 1940 · 21 citations
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