Stravinsky Retrospectives
Ethan Haimo (Ed.)
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Igor Stravinsky left behind masterpieces in every major genre and worked in each of the most significant compositional styles of the twentieth century. His output was staggering, his innovations far-reaching and sometimes scandalous.
Igor Stravinsky left behind masterpieces in every major genre and worked in each of the most significant compositional styles of the twentieth century. His output was staggering, his innovations far-reaching and sometimes scandalous.
Stravinsky Retrospectives puts the diverse achievements of this protean composer into critical and historical perspective. The contributors provide a variety of perspectives on Stravinsky’s work and career. Richard Taruskin examines Stravinsky’s use of text, its relation to Russian folk music, and its consequences for his rhythmic practice. Milton Babbitt vastly extends our knowledge of Stravinsky’s twelve-tone procedures. Paul Johnson, Ethan Haimo, and Joseph Straus all examine Stravinsky’s ... Read more
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Used, Like New
Publisher
University of Nebraska Press Nebraska
Number of pages
203
Format
Paperback
Publication date
1997
Number of Pages
203
Place of Publication
Lincoln, United States
ISBN
9780803273016
SKU
KEX0212527
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About Ethan Haimo (Ed.)
The editors, Ethan Haimo and Paul Johnson, are professors of music at Notre Dame University. The remaining five contributors are professors of music at other distinguished institutions: Milton Babbit and Claudio Spies at Princeton University; Richard Taruskin at the University of California–Berkeley; Joseph Straus at CUNY Queens College; and William Austin at Cornell University.
Reviews for Stravinsky Retrospectives
"An excellent collection of essays, which makes an important contribution to the understanding of that perennially seminal focus for twentieth-century music studies, Igor Stravinsky."—John Rahn, editor of Perspectives on Musical Aesthetics
John Rahn
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