10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POLYTONALIST»
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polytonalist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Year book - The American Philosophical Society
The following composers are enumerated below with their stylistic preference:
Luciano Berio Post-Webernian and electronic composer Bruno Bettinelli
Polytonalist Valentino Bucchi Polytonalist Aldo Clementi Post-Webernian Luigi ...
American Philosophical Society, 1960
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New Music in China and the C.C. Liu Collection at the ...
Commentaries by polytonalist composers Polytonality was a craze in Paris
around 1920, and careful research in French journals and newspapers of that
time could yield a lively dialogue around this question.20 Otherwise there exist
several ...
Helen Woo, Georg A. Predota, 2005
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Pro Mundo - Pro Domo: The Writings of Alban Berg
Some ofthe composers whom Berg accuses oftepid modernism are easily
identified. Darius Milhaud is likely the polytonalist whose “remaining musical
procedures dwindle under a frightful poverty of invention.” Berg may have had
Erik Satie in ...
Alban Berg, Bryan R. Simms, 2013
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Pro Mundo - Pro Domo: The Writings of Alban Berg
Some ofthe composers whom Berg accuses oftepid modernism are easily
identified. Darius Milhaud is likely the polytonalist whose “remaining musical
procedures dwindle under a frightful poverty of invention.” Berg may have had
Erik Satie in ...
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Stravinsky and His World
And a year later, the success of Petrushka, the work that marks all of
contemporary production with its polytonalist influence. And later, the public
scandals of The Rite of Spring, and the Slavic accent of Les Noces, the burlesque
irony of ...
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Slavonic and Romantic Music: Essays and Studies
It seems fantasticto regard Dvořák asevena forerunner of the atonalistsand
polytonalists, yet in hislifetime one ofthe greatest of all English critics,Hadow,
regarded him as bothanoccasional atonalist and an occasional polytonalist.7 (He
...
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12 POLYSYNDETON POLYSYNDETON POLYTECHNICS POLYTHEISTIC
POLYTONALIST POLYTONALITY POLYURETHANE POMEGRANATES PONS
ASINORUM PONTA DELGADA PONTIFICATED PONTIFICATES PONY-
TREKKING ...
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A Recording of Darius Milhaud's "Saudades Do Brasil" and an ...
Cesar Ferrari. - The use of an ostinato bass in a different key from either the
linear or chordal setting which is above it. Milhaud later rejected the label of "
polytonalist," the implication being that polytonality was a compositional system.
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The Life and Twelve-Note Music of Nikos Skalkottas
... with a patronizing though forgiving tone, she continued by saying that the
composer of this work contrasted with the 'music rebel Skalkottas, authentic pupil
of Schoenberg, atonalist, polytonalist, who tortured us many times' (
Theodoropoulou ...
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A Hundred Years of Music. (2. Ed.)
Hadow, writing in 1894,1 regarded him as both an atonalist and a polytonalist. (
Occasionally, of course $ not as a rule.) "Dvorak is the one solitary instance of a
composer who adopts the chromatic scale as unit, who regards all notes as ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «POLYTONALIST»
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polytonalist is used in the context of the following news items.
JACK Quartet, Wigmore Hall
In the 1940s the old polytonalist Darius Milhaud wrote two string quartets designed to be fused into an octet; the result had the clarity of the ... «The Arts Desk, Jan 15»
Meaty, mighty diva
... risky venture packed with fiercely sung modern songs, including a spanking-raw blast of elemental joy by mystic polytonalist Olivier Messiaen ... «City Pulse, Feb 13»
