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Essay heading: Harmonic Language in Opera
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E major is lyrical, but not nearly as desperate and motivated as F major con pasione e forza. (Verdi 2,190)
The explanation for these significances is simple, but twofold. First, instruments of the 19th Century as well as today provide different impressions in different keys. Brass instruments for which the composers were accustomed to writing in the 19th century, including those with crooks, slides, or valves, were more able to play in flat keys than sharp ones... displayed 300 characters
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First, instruments of the 19th Century as well as today provide different impressions in different keys. Brass instruments for which the composers were accustomed to writing in the 19th century, including those with crooks, slides, or valves, were more able to play in flat keys than sharp ones. This opens up the possibility for brassy elegance in keys like Ab major or outright brashness in the key of F... displayed next 300 characters
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