Form-Motion Relationships is a theoretical construct in music theory that characterizes the systematic interplay between harmonic progression structures (form) and voice-leading behaviors (motion) within tonal music, distinguishing itself by formalizing how macroharmonic syntax constrains and shapes micro-level contrapuntal movement.
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Guitar Voicing in Pop-Rock Music
Timothy Koozin · Music Theory Online · 2011 · 62 citations · Full text
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Hospital for Sick Children
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Northwestern Medicine
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