楽曲分析と可能世界

概要

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The function of musical analysis is to find and clarify the invisible relationship between really selected notes and notes not selected in notations. For this purpose, we should take the notes not written in notations but might have been written in them into consideration in addition to the notes really written in them. This supposition of possible world in musical analysis would indispensable for analysis by using computer or analysis of improvised music. We can find some examples of the notes not selected in notations having effects on the really selected notes. We presume that if the note progressions really selected in notations have singularities, the notes not selected but might have been selected are glanced over temporarily in them. As a result of this reference, the contours of the really selected notes seem to be emphasized. Implication-realization model and compensatory grouping hypothesis take these effects into account. It is also important for preformers to communicate these effects to listeners through the selected notes.
美学会の論文
1997-12-31