… So it is clear that the title “toccata,” while not indicative of form like “sonata” or “… Prokofiev’s
toccata style, this document will closely inspect three of the pieces he lists in the toccata line …

… Prokofiev's persistence in writing tonally, straight through the first half of the twentieth century.
However, Prokofiev's … Serious analysis of Prokofiev's music by Western scholars has taken …

… Prokofiev’s toccata style was influenced by Schumann’s … Prokofiev used the toccata style
in other works: the last movement of Piano Sonata no. 7, Etudes op. 2, the “Scherzo” in the …

… Prokofiev’s birth, a volume of materials on Prokofiev was published by Sovetskii kompozitor
in Moscow. Included were the full text of Prokofiev… Soviet literature on Prokofiev but had been …

… Therefore, a study of the toccata by exclusion avoids considering some of the most … view
the toccata in the twentieth century. Neo-Baroque ideas stimu lated Busoni, Prokofiev and …

This dissertation examines aspects of harmonic function in the music of Sergei Prokofiev.
Chapter 1 provides a survey of music theory literature on Prokofiev's music—including many …

… their genre (lyrical, scherzo, toccata) make up the blocks according to … Prokofiev’s cycle,
which ends like an unanswered question). In conclusion, the author draws analogies of Prokofiev…

… The toccata/motor line, deemed the least important by Prokofiev,53 uses ostinato figures
and other repetitive features. These motor elements often make demands on the pianist's …

… reveal definite signs of Prokofiev's blossoming originality and virtuosity. Prokofiev was
deeply impressed by the Schumann Toccata which he studied at the Conservatory; his D minor …

… This monograph presents a study of Sergei Prokofiev’s piano … frustrations were a major
factor in Prokofiev’s decision to arrange his … Considering the challenges Prokofiev faced while …