International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) Specific comments regarding the application of analytical conclusions to performance practice are presented following the analysis of the pieces.
In addition to items related to the harmonic, melodic and rhythmic organization of pitches, other aspects of the music such as texture, articulation, dynamics and tessitura are integrated into the analytical discussion.
Basic rhythmic characteristics are outlined, as well. Items pertaining to melody include the use of step progressions, the variation principle, canonic effects and sequence. Information regarding the character and construction of Bonneau's melodies is presented. A table detailing various chord types and their associated symbols is provided. Due to the nature of the harmonic content of the pieces, standard contemporary chord symbol nomenclature is used. Large scale tonal areas are identified along with detailed discussions pertaining to specific harmonic structures. The tonal organization of the piece is presented. Major sections and their various subdivisions are detailed specifically. Each analysis begins with an outline and description of the formal design of the piece. The analysis process focuses initially on the fundamental elements of music. In fact, the Caprice has been designated as "one of the most musically cohesive unaccompanied works written for any wind instrument." Bonneau's Piece Concertante Dans L'Esprit "Jazz" is also an important work in the repertoire due to its high degree of virtuosity and unique fusion of traditional classical and jazz elements. In addition, the Caprice has been transcribed for the flute, clarinet and bassoon. It has been referred to as one of the most technically demanding works in the classical saxophone repertoire. Paul Bonneau's Caprice en forme de valse is a major work for saxophone. The primary purpose of this dissertation is to provide greater insight into the compositional design of Paul Bonneau's Caprice en forme de valse solo pour saxophone and the Piece Concertante Dans L'Esprit "Jazz" pour saxophone alto et piano through a detailed analysis of the pieces. More information about this dissertation can be viewed below. It has been viewed 7290 times, with 43 in the last month. In fact, the Caprice has been designated as "one of the …
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