L. V. Beethoven

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Reply 2 by Thesimon

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I really liked the idea of coloring the various sections: Intro, exposition divided into themes etc.

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Reply 3 by danielescarpetti

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Yes, Simone. In fact, what makes the whole thing particularly special and interesting is precisely this: Being able to clearly understand the various phases of the various compositions through a graph. And, moreover, it's not just Beethoven!

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Reply 4 by Frank

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I have been using these techniques for years and I can say that they are very communicative and of great educational value

I even took an exam by coloring the notes (still with an eraser, sharpener, and pencils... colored) and I always give this methodological suggestion to those who pass through my hands; there are compositions like the fugue that lend themselves remarkably well to such a purpose.

We have also discussed this on several occasions in our composition workshops.

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