Does this mean that the Mozart is or is not an example of cyclic form? (en)
Sapsuev merely says Mozart opens the Kyrie with a figure similar to the G minor fugue from Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier. The D-C#-D-E F sequence is not attributed to Mozart at all, but rather to Bach and Handel. (en)
What does this mean, exactly? (en)
Can "different" rhythmic motifs be a single "theme, motif, or thematic material"? (en)
What is the "DNA" of a hymn motif, and does its "permeation of the entire work" mean it is somehow cyclic? (en)
Mladjenović, Tijana Popovi, Blanka Bogunović, Marija Masnikosa, and Ivana Perković Radak. Spring–Fall 2009. "untitled essay W. A. Mozart's Phantasie in C minor, K. 475: The Pillars of Musical Structure and Emotional Response". Journal of Interdisciplinary Music Studies 3, no. 1–2: 95–117. . (en)
