Some Remarks on the Use of Riemann Transformations

Henry Klumpenhouwer

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The essay examines Lewin’s and Hyer’s use of transformations derived from Riemann’s work, and suggests a number of revisions. An expanded collection of transformations is introduced and used in an short analysis of excerpts from Wagner’s Ring.

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