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THE ELECTRONIC WORKS OF GYÖRGY LIGETI AND THEIR ...

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The first pair of anomalies, which coincides with the denser part of Section F , fits into the<br />

arch shape quite readily, but the second pair begins to stand out more prominently, and<br />

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thus helps prepare the following sections. Sections E and D occur in the place allotted<br />

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by the schematic form and outside the arch shape of Sections F and F , but prepared as<br />

they are by the anomalies in descending registers, these sections can also be seen as<br />

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extending this descent past Section F , and smoothing out the transitional area between<br />

the two stages of the second half of the piece.<br />

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The reprise of Section B overlaps with the end of Section F and beginning of E ,<br />

but Section B is largely filtered and stands out from these sections in only a few places.<br />

The first pizzicato glissando of Section B is filtered out, and the second instance (20 Hz<br />

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noise) occurs at 4'35" just before material from both Section F and the second instance of<br />

Section D material. As such the beginning of Section B is not as well marked and does<br />

not readily define a division of this stage of the piece. Material from B is nonetheless<br />

notable at 4'51" in the highest register, and again from 4'58-5'07", although in both of<br />

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these instances it occurs along with material from Sections F and E .<br />

Retrograde of Section E<br />

The retrograde of Section E is more intact than the reprise of either Section B or<br />

C, with which it overlaps. Furthermore, the second anomalous area prepares Section E by<br />

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using transpositions of its material. Section E as shown in the spectrograph below, is<br />

intact except for the second event–the very event which is used in the previous anomalies.<br />

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