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Heinrich Schenker
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Schenker has a puzzling and controversial habit of claiming that musical works must be as they are and that their features are somehow necessary . I argue that Schenker's necessitarianism becomes comprehensible if it is recognized as an outgrowth of his methodological organicism, which is in turn motivated by his Hanslickian musical absolutism. What emerges from this triangulation of commitments is that Schenker's interpretive practice accords with the scientific precepts Kant's philosophy of biology attempts to establish. This result casts new light on the purport of Schenker's graphical technique. Heinrich Schenker Immanuel Kant Eduard Hanslick organicism biology
Journal of Music Theory – Duke University Press
Published: Apr 1, 2017
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