-
opposed to smaller-scale metre).
Hypermeasures consist of hyperbeats. "
Hypermeter is metre, with all its
inherent characteristics, at the
level where bars...
-
adjacent hypermeasures,
which must be of the same length,
create a
sense of
hypermeter. The term was
coined by
Edward T. Cone in
Musical Form and
Musical Performance...
-
Dictionary of
Music (1986: 216). A
hyperbeat is one unit of
hypermeter,
generally a measure. "
Hypermeter is meter, with all its
inherent characteristics, at the...
- Also used for the
above but
usually suggests higher tempo or
shorter hypermeter.
Sometimes preferred for
certain folk
dances such as
cachucha Compound...
-
songs use
unusual harmonic progressions and
unexpected disruptions of
hypermeter, both
features that were met in 'Warmth of the Sun' and 'Don't Back Down...
- lack of
analysis of **** Hensel's
music has left the
presence of
triple hypermeter in her
songs mostly overlooked. He
points to this type of
meter being...
- not to a
modern time signature, but
rather to what is
sometimes called hypermeter—organization of
measures into
regular groups of twos or threes. It referred...
- deep
structure to
surface structure, or music. Then he
discusses the
hypermeter of this symphony, ****igning
measures either a
strong or weak designation...
-
Quarterly 76/2,
pages 242–263. 1992. "Gabriel Fauré's
Expansions of
Nonduple Hypermeter in La
fleur qui va sur l'eau, Op. 85, No. 2", In
Theory Only 12/3–4, pages...
