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What are the important aspects of the form in the examples of Mendelssohns “Songs without Words”?

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What are the important aspects of the form in the examples of Mendelssohns “Songs without Words”?

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As with so many of the domestic genres (pieces written for home use) and the “character” or “characteristic” pieces, these works are often in A-B-A form or some closely related variant (this applies to the piano pieces in NAWM by Schumann). Individual details would include the A-B-A-B-A variant of Mendelssohn’s “Spinning Song” (NAWM 106b), and the embedded ternary forms in Schumann’s “Grillen” (NAWM 107a).

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