Third part of a study relating Arnold Schoenberg and Hermeto Pascoal with tonal harmony, this paper adapts and applies the concepts of Form and Progressive Variation by SCHOENBERG (1994, 2006), together with some other concepts (SCHOENBERG,1984, 1993, 1999, 2001, 2004) approached in a previous article (ARAÚJO e BORÉM, 2013, pp.35-69 of Per Musi this issue) in the realization of two instrumental songs from the scorebook Calendário do som by Brazilian multiinstrumentalist Hermeto Pascoal: 23 de junho de 1996 (PASCOAL, 2000a, p.23), and 9 de Junho de 1997 (PASCOAL, 2000a, p.374), which realized scores (PASCOAL, 2013a e 2013b) are also presented on pp.96-98 and p.99-101 of this Per Musi issue.
Calendário do som by Hermeto Pascoal; tonal theory of Arnold Schoenberg; analysis of Brazilian popular music; lead sheet realization; developing variation in popular music
