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String Quartet No. 1
first section "Fantasia-Allegro scsorrevole" |
Carter, 1951
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serialism, pitch class sets. not freely atonal, not 12-tone
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Variations Aldous Huxley in memoriam
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Stravinsky, 1964
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serialism, 12 tone
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Introduction and section I from Kreuzspiel
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Stockhausen, 1959
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integral serialism
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Le marteau sans maitre, 4, 5, 6
serialism, with 'composer's choice' |
Boulez, 1957
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serialism
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Atmospheres
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Ligeti, 1961
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textural music
textural music: outgrwoth of INTEGRAL SERIALISM. composers liked the sound of it, but not the means. tone cluster. reaction against the detail of serialism, but goes with the affect. |
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Music of Changes, Part 4, no 1
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Cage, 1951
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indeterminancy
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Piano Sonata No. 3 "Trope"
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Boulez, 1957
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Venetian Games
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Lutoslawski, 1961
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serialism and indeterminancy. aeleatoric counterpoint.
aeleatoric counterpoint: pitches and rhythms are notated conventionally, but improvised within parameters. the result is a busy polyphony with lines subsumed into a texture. |
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Sinfonia in D Major from Cantata No. 29
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Bach/Carlos, 1968
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electronic.
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Gesang der Jünglinge
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Stockhausen, 1956
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electronic.
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Poeme electronique
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Varese, 1958
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electronic
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Phenomena
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Babbit, 1974
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electronic
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In Two Worlds: Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Computer
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Subotnick, 1987
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electronic.
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Couleurs de la cite celeste
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Messiaen, 1963
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eclecticism
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County Dance
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Davies, 1969
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eclecticism.
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String Quartet No. 6
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Rochberg, 1972
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eclecticism
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Black is the Color, from Folk Songs
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berio, 1964
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Eclecticism
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Sinfonia, Mov. III
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Berio, 1969
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Eclecticism
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String Quartet No. 3, Mov. I
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Schnittke, 1983
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Eclecticism
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The Seven Words, Mov. III
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Gubaidulina, 1982
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Eclecticism
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III. Rondo-Finale from Concerto in D for Violin and Orchestra
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Bolcom, 1984
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Eclecticism
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Clapping Music
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Reich, 1972
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minimalism, phase technique
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Knee Play No. 4
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Glass, 1973
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minimalism, einstein on the beach
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Tehillim, Part I
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Reich, 1981
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minimalism, post phase technique
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Window of Appearances, from Akhnaten
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Glass, 1983
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minimalism, repeated pitch and rhythm ideas along with lush phrases. theatrical work.
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Berlin Mass, Credo
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Pärt, 1990
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minimalism, european mysticism
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Ecstatic Alice,
from Child Alice: Part I of "In Memory of A Summer Day" |
Del Tredici, 1980
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New Romanticism, conservatisim. accessability in music.
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Symp No. 3, Mov. II
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Gorecki, 1976
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European Mysticism
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The Chairman Dances, Foxtrot for Orchestra
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Adams, 1985
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Post-minimalism
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Berlin Mass, Credo
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Pärt, 1990
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minimalism, european mysticism
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Ecstatic Alice,
from Child Alice: Part I of "In Memory of A Summer Day" |
Del Tredici, 1980
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New Romanticism, conservatisim. accessability in music.
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Symp No. 3, Mov. II
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Gorecki, 1976
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European Mysticism
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The Chairman Dances, Foxtrot for Orchestra
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Adams, 1985
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Post-minimalism
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