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motivic

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mo·tiv·ic  (m-tvk)
adj. Music
Of or relating to a motif: sparse motivic improvisations.


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His topics include the importance of the line, the Woodpecker melody, motivic parameters, interval combinations and combination cycles, the term dissonant counterpoint, and relations between three or more voices.
The lectures explain the Bernstein decomposition and the Bernstein centre, Bruhat-Tits theory, the classification of supercuspidal representations, arithmetic motivic integration, local class field theory, and the local Landlands correspondence for algebraic tori.
It uses a two-measure melodic pattern from which a motivic fragment is often repeated among the instruments.
 
 
 
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