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A re-reading of certain Schenkerian voice-leading structures in the light of Joseph Riepel's 'monte', 'ponte' and 'fonte' patterns.
This page is a summary of: X Marks the Spot: Schenkerian Perspectives on the Minor-Key Classical Development Section, Music Analysis, March 1992, JSTOR,
DOI: 10.2307/854302.
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