Arnold Schoenberg's journey from tone poems to kaleidoscopic sound colors / by Siglind Bruhn.

Av: Språk: Engelska Serie: Interplay: Music in interdisciplinary dialogue ; 11Utgivning: Hillsdale, NY : Pendragon Press, [2015]Utgivningstid: 2015Beskrivning: 367 sidor illustrationer, musiknoterInnehållstyp:
  • text
Medietyp:
  • unmediated
Bärartyp:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9781576472484
Ämne: DDK-klassifikation:
  • 780.92 23/swe
Sammanfattning: This study traces the evolution of SchoenbergпїЅs musical language during his formative years by offering in-depth analyses of eighteen significant compositions. These include works for solo piano, chamber groups, small and large orchestras, as well as vocal works with various accompaniments, an a cappella choral work, and a drama with music. The developmental steps are contextualized both conceptually and with reference to the momentous socio-cultural upheaval during those years, particularly to new movements in the arts and literature in Europe. The foundation of SchoenbergпїЅs career was laid in 1899 with his string sextet VerklпїЅrte Nacht. In this work, composed in an adaptation of Wagnerian leitmotif technique, the 25-year-old composer dared to apply the idea of a non-vocal пїЅinterpretationпїЅ of a poetic text, until then restricted to piano pieces or orchestral music, to a work of chamber music. In 1914, when the now 40-year-old Schoenberg had just written his first tentative phrase comprising twelve non-recurrent pitches, he found his career put on hold, first by military service in World War I, then by the need to support his family with gainful employment, by providing transcriptions of popular composersпїЅ works. During the fifteen-year period between 1899 and 1914, SchoenbergпїЅs development was impressively broad in scope, extraordinarily fast in the sequence of its steps, and astonishingly free from influence by contemporary composers other than those who came to study with him and eventually shared his ambitions as colleagues. Inspiration came much rather from the other arts, particularly from painters and poets
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This study traces the evolution of SchoenbergпїЅs musical language during his formative years by offering in-depth analyses of eighteen significant compositions. These include works for solo piano, chamber groups, small and large orchestras, as well as vocal works with various accompaniments, an a cappella choral work, and a drama with music. The developmental steps are contextualized both conceptually and with reference to the momentous socio-cultural upheaval during those years, particularly to new movements in the arts and literature in Europe. The foundation of SchoenbergпїЅs career was laid in 1899 with his string sextet VerklпїЅrte Nacht. In this work, composed in an adaptation of Wagnerian leitmotif technique, the 25-year-old composer dared to apply the idea of a non-vocal пїЅinterpretationпїЅ of a poetic text, until then restricted to piano pieces or orchestral music, to a work of chamber music. In 1914, when the now 40-year-old Schoenberg had just written his first tentative phrase comprising twelve non-recurrent pitches, he found his career put on hold, first by military service in World War I, then by the need to support his family with gainful employment, by providing transcriptions of popular composersпїЅ works. During the fifteen-year period between 1899 and 1914, SchoenbergпїЅs development was impressively broad in scope, extraordinarily fast in the sequence of its steps, and astonishingly free from influence by contemporary composers other than those who came to study with him and eventually shared his ambitions as colleagues. Inspiration came much rather from the other arts, particularly from painters and poets

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