Example 23. First-inversion-triad ending micro-schema catalog
Work |
Final chord of each work/movement |
Toccata for two pianos op. 2 (1955) |
Before the coda, the first piano plays a series of E♭M6 and FM6 chords, while the second piano plays D♭M6 chords. Not explicitly a first-inversion triad ending, but significant given this work’s age. |
Piano Sonata op. 6, no 1 (1956) |
III: FM6/5 |
From a Bird’s Nest op. 9 (1956) |
Stara Melodia : Em6 |
Symphony no. 2 Copernican op. 31 (1972) |
A♭M6 |
Beatus Vir op. 38 (1979) |
CM6 |
Szeroka Woda op. 39 (1979) |
III: Em6 V: GM6 |
Wiecz r ciemny się uniża op. 45 (1981) |
DM6 |
Miserere op. 44 (1981) |
III, IV, V, and VI: GM6 VII: CM6 |
My Vistula, grey Vistula op. 46 (1981) |
FM6 |
Under Your Protection op. 56 (1984) |
m. 42: B♭M6 |
Totus Tuus op. 60 (1987) |
E♭M6 |
Three Fragments to Words by Stanisław Wyspiański op. 69 (1996) |
II: Am6 III: CM6 |
Quasi una Fantasia op. 78 (2002; string orchestra arrangement of op. 64) |
IV: B♭M6 (against a movement-long E pedal) |
For Jasiunia op. 79 (2003) |
II: FM6 |
Church Songs op. 84 (posth. 2013) |
I: FM6 II: FM6 VI: Dm6 |