Serial Composition And Atonality: An Introduction To The Music Of Schoenberg, Berg, And Webern,Used

Serial Composition And Atonality: An Introduction To The Music Of Schoenberg, Berg, And Webern,Used

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Widely Recognized As The Definitive Work In Its Field Ever Since Its Original Publication In 1962, Serial Composition And Atonality Remains An Unsurpassed Introduction To The Technical Features Of What Is Probably The Most Revolutionary Body Of Work Since The Beginnings Of Polyphony. In The Analysis Of Specific Compositions There Is First And Last Of All A Concern With The Musical Surfacean Attempt To Trace Connections And Distinctions There Before Offering Any Deeperlevel Constructions, And To Offer None Where Their Effects Are Not Obvious On More Immediate Levels Of Musical Experience. In This Sixth Edition Of The Book, George Perle Employs The New And More Consistent Terminology For The Identification Of Transpositional Levels Of Twelvetone Sets That He First Proposed In Twelvetone Tonality (1977).

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