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The second excerpt is an instrumental prelude of suo-na solo with percussion in the background. The transcription shows only the suo-na part. The unit-pattern is composed of four motives a, b, c, and d. Repetition of the unit-pattern takes the form of ||: a-b-c-d:|| which remains unchanged for the remaining portion of the prelude. Variation techniques used are basically those of the pitch-variant type.

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The second excerpt is an instrumental prelude of suo-na solo with percussion in the background. The transcription shows only the suo-na part. The unit-pattern is composed of four motives a, b, c, and d. Repetition of the unit-pattern takes the form of ||: a-b-c-d:|| which remains unchanged for the remaining portion of the prelude. Variation techniques used are basically those of the pitch-variant type.
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Example 2. Original first pitch [A1] & [Px2] * Eb •3] C [Pub, Rv3]—| 1, A2 a 5 Pr2] C [P1] [Py L. Pv Pvl, Pv3]+C [ Pyt2 Pv2] b c [ Pri, Pv2] -CEPVI P11 ** ¡A3] a [P2] 1 Pr1 Pra CEPVI, 2 ] a- b * 177 The second excerpt is an instrumental prelude of suo-na sọlọ with percussion in the background. The transcription shows only the suo-na part. The unit-pattern is composed of four motives a, b, c, and d. Repetition of the unit-pattern takes the form of ||: a-b-c-d: which remains unchanged for the remaining portion of the prelude. Variation techniques used are basically those of the pitch-variant type.
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Example 2.

Original first pitch

[A1] & [Px2]

*

Eb

•3] — C [Pub, Rv3]—|

1,

A2 a 5 Pr2]

C [P1]

[Py L. Pv

Pvl, Pv3]+C [ Pyt2 Pv2]

b c

[ Pri, Pv2]

-CEPVI P11

**

¡A3]

a [P2]

1 Pr1 Pra

CEPVI, P¥ 2 ] —

a- b

*

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The second excerpt is an instrumental prelude of suo-na sọlọ with percussion in the background. The transcription shows only the suo-na part. The unit-pattern is composed of four motives a, b, c, and d. Repetition of the unit-pattern takes the form of ||: a-b-c-d: which remains unchanged for the remaining portion of the prelude. Variation techniques used are basically those of the pitch-variant type.

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