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“VP”-fronting involving an unergative or transitive (agentive) vP depends on a rise-fall, bridge-contour intonation (Buring 1997) in order to be acceptable.  (1) [/Ein Ausenseiter gewonnen] hat hier noch nie.  a.NOM outsider won has here yet never  ‘It has never happened here that an outsider won.’  Furthermore, the fronted vP must express partially discourse-old information, have a non-specific/generic subject, and denote a proposition that is quantified over, not asserted.  Pitch tracks show the bridge-contour ‘wrapping’ vP into one large prosodic (Intonational) phrase with a high edge tone, reducing vP-contained DPs to major phrases.

The Syntax, Semantics, and Prosody of German "VP"-fronting