concept n° : ST114 domaine : musicologie |
organisme : TERMISTI auteur : Gracienne Benoit
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date : 2005.07.01
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- définition : Music in which series are a prominent structural aspect,[1] serial music is constructed according to the principle (...) of
12-note composition.
source : [1] TUCKER 2000: 15; BLOOD 2002: 40
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entrée : serial music
grammaire : compound noun
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note : false friend; hyperonym: compare with “twelve-tone music”
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contexte : Schönberg revolutionized modern music by establishing the 12-tone technique of serial music as an important organizational
device.
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source : BLOOD 2002: 40
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contexte : At the present time I am researching the composer [Messiaen]’s serial music, a relatively restricted body of music written
in the short period 1949-1951. This is of special interest because its theoretical basis differs radically from that of the
serial music of the composers of the Second Viennese School.
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source : website of Allen FORTE 2003, 5 Sept.
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entrée : serialism
grammaire : noun
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note : false friend: hyperonym; compare with “twelve-tone music”
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contexte : Serialism: Schönberg, Webern, Berg.
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source : BLOOD 2002: 40
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contexte : serialism and atonalism were initially the same thing, and serialism let do a much greater appreciation of the importance
of tonal colour (timbre) in music.
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source : RAFANELLO 1995
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