Steve Goss Live Stream (Nov 7th): Suggestions / Questions!

Hey everyone, have you heard the news?

Steve Goss will be back with another lecture-workshop this week!

Find the start time in your time zone by clicking the photo or following this event link:

https://app.tonebase.co/guitar/live/player/steve-goss-mythbusting-sonata-form

We are going to be using this very thread to gather suggestions about things he might want to touch on, and offer you a chance to ask him your own questions!

• What questions do you have for Steve?
• Anything related to this topic that you would particularly like him to comment on?

Here is Steve's official event description:

"Evolution not revolution, binary not ternary." Adolf Marx was the first to use the term 'sonata form' as late as 1845 and even then in a largely unhelpful way. Was sonata form invented, or did it evolve? Prof. Goss traces the gradual development of binary, rounded binary, and ternary forms into what became known as sonata form through some well-known examples from the guitar repertoire. The examples will include some or all of the following: Scarlatti, Paganini, Giuliani, Ponce, Jose, Ginastera, Henze, and Brouwer.