QUE SIGNIFIE TOTAL SERIALISM EN ANGLAIS
Serialisme
Dans la musique, le sérialisme est une méthode ou une technique de composition qui utilise une série de valeurs pour manipuler différents éléments musicaux. Le sérialisme a commencé principalement avec la technique de douze tons d'Arnold Schoenberg, bien que ses contemporains s'efforçaient également d'établir le sérialisme comme un exemple de pensée post-tonale. La technique à douze tons commande les 12 notes de l'échelle chromatique, formant une rangée ou une série et fournissant une base unifiante pour la mélodie, l'harmonie, les progressions structurelles et les variations d'une composition. D'autres types de sérialisme fonctionnent également avec des ensembles, des collections d'objets, mais pas nécessairement avec des séries à ordre fixe, et étendent la technique à d'autres dimensions musicales, telles que la durée, la dynamique et le timbre. L'idée du sérialisme est également appliquée de diverses manières dans les arts visuels, le design et l'architecture. L'utilisation musicale du mot «série» ne doit pas être confondue avec le terme mathématique «série». Le sérialisme intégral ou le sérialisme total est l'utilisation de séries pour des aspects tels que la durée, la dynamique et le registre ainsi que le pitch.
définition de total serialism dans le dictionnaire anglais
La définition du sérialisme total dans le dictionnaire est l'utilisation de techniques sérielles appliquées à des éléments tels que le rythme, la dynamique et la couleur du ton, comme on peut le voir dans les premiers travaux de Stockhausen, Boulez, etc.
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «TOTAL SERIALISM»
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total serialism dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
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Aesthetics of
Total Serialism: Contemporary Research from ...
Markus Bandur (born in 1960) studied science of music, philosophy and history and now teaches at the universities of Freiburg i.Br, Berne and Kassel
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Serial Music, Serial Aesthetics: Compositional Theory in ...
But there is no such thing as 'total' serialism, and these other parameters are
frequently those which make or break a serial work. Indeed, the seeming paradox
of rationality versus irrationality, decision versus automation, holds the key to ...
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New Music of the Nordic Countries
Some of these and other new means of expression began to complement twelve-
tone technique; while some of them began to be used independently of
Dodecaphony or, indeed, to counteract both twelve-tone technique and total
serialism.
John David White, Jean Christensen,
2002
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Analytical Writing Assessment
Arnold Schoenberg devised a method of composition known as the 12-tone
system, which eventually was used by others as the foundation for total serialism.
(A) Arnold Schoenberg devised a method of composition known as the 12-tone ...
Chad Troutwine, Markus Moberg, Brian Galvin,
2010
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Sweet Thunder: Music and Libretti in 1960s Italy
Total serialism was, therefore, a method of composition which was rigorously
mathematical. As Griffiths points out, its composers saw themselves as
concerned primarily with structure and organization, as 'architects or engineers in
sound'.14 ...
Vivienne Suvini-Hand,
2006
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Ernst Krenek: The Man and His Music
"Serialism" is often used to designate the twelve-tone technique, in which case
the term "total serialism" or "integral serialism" refers to the technique in which all
the elements are treated serially. In his writings on the subject, however, Krenek ...
John Lincoln Stewart,
1991
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The Aesthetics of Survival: A Composer's View of ...
is ultimately the victor.2 But my main concern here is duration as we find it in the
music composed according to the program of total serialism. Duration viewed as
clock time, i.e., precise lengths of sounds in "real" time, is one of the so-called ...
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A History of Twentieth-Century Music in a ...
It was Berio who bridged the gap between the expressive Italian style and the
principles of total serialism and pointillism. The poetic, expressive, and lyrical, as
well as the complex and controlled were already evident in Berio's orchestral
piece ...
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Rationalizing Culture: IRCAM, Boulez, and the ...
Babbitt's combination of electronics with total serialism, extended particularly to
rhythm, aimed to produce accurate performances of extremely complex serial
scores. His work made use of an early large-scale synthesizer made by RCA and
...
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Music, the Arts, and Ideas: Patterns and Predictions in ...
Listeners have difficulty learning to perceive and understand both serialism and
total serialism not only because it is truly revolutionary — in the sense that, for the
first time in the history of music, the relationships between pitches are ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «TOTAL SERIALISM»
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total serialism est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Stockhausen; Beffa; Stravinsky CD review – Mosell confronts …
... total serialism, through the concepts of musical groups and moments to his exploration of mobile forms that left many organisational decisions to the performer. «The Guardian, juin 15»
How to get your hands on Total Serialism's ne plus ultra
This, one of the key texts of the 20th century, a landmark of “total serialism”, is the ... which extended Schoenberg's serialism ideas to rhythm, dynamics, and the ... «The Guardian, mai 15»
Boulez at 90: The Enfant Terrible of Modern Music
After the war, Boulez and others would extend this beyond tone to all the parameters of sound, a style known as total serialism. This rigid, highly formulised way ... «FelixOnline, avril 15»
Pierre Boulez's Life in Service to Music
Mr. Boulez extended the principles of 12-tone music not just to pitch, but also to sound duration and intensity — a technique known as total serialism — while ... «New York Times, mars 15»
Pierre Boulez at 90 — a dedicated modernist
A dedicated modernist who invented “total serialism” and ensured that at least two generations of avant-garde composers wrote in exactly the same, ... «The Times, mars 15»
Keeping Score of Dynamic Range
I know of some composers who work with total serialism, idealistically subjecting dynamic markings to gradations pari passu with the 12 pitch classes, from ... «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, févr 15»
Stockhausen: Mikrophonie I; Kontakte etc CD review – fascinating …
The Schlagtrio, for piano and two sets of timpani, composed in 1952, isn't one of them, and now seems a rather dry, academic exercise in total serialism, ... «The Guardian, janv 15»
Chin, Ligeti, Messiaen: Etudes; Boulez: Incises, etc – review
The Quatre Etudes de Rythme, which include the famous Mode de Valeurs et d'Intensités that became the jumping point for total serialism, belong to a very ... «The Guardian, mars 14»
“모든 오페라 극장을 폭파하라.”
이를 위해 그는 마치 수학자나 컴퓨터 프로그래머처럼 음높이, 강세, 음색, 리듬형을 모두 숫자로 치환해서 도표처럼 만들어버리는 총렬주의(total serialism)를 고안해 ... «포항공대신문, mars 14»
Multiple orchestras engineer 'Gruppen' in Worcester
The vogue in 1950s avant-garde music was total serialism, the ordered 12-tone row instigated by Schoenberg now being used to control every parameter of a ... «Boston Globe, nov 13»