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Arnold Schoenberg or Schönberg (13
September 1874 – 13 July 1951) was an
Austrian and
American composer,
music theorist,
teacher and writer. He was among...
- type of
instrumental art
music that
attempts to
musically render an
extramusical narrative. The
narrative itself might be
offered to the
audience through...
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combination of
factors – some of them
intramusical ('within'),
others extramusical or
social ('without')." One way of
conceptualising rock and roll in relation...
- only
strengthens the
suggestion of
these psychological connotations.
Extramusical connotations of this kind have
sometimes been used as a
basis for the...
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Klang (pronounced [klaŋ])—Die 24
Stunden des
Tages (Sound—The 24
Hours of the Day) is a
cycle of
compositions by
Karlheinz Stockhausen, on
which he worked...
- been non-representational, but his
ninth symphony had
included some
extramusical elements, and
Berlioz had
taken this
further with
Harold in
Italy and...
- an
instrumental work
beyond genre and number,
leaving all
potential extramusical ****ociations to the listener; the
names by
which many of his
pieces are...
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understandings of his
music are
often applied retroactively and rely on
extramusical context to
fully understand." Similarly,
Daniel Lukes and
Stanimir Panayotov...
- in 1936 and
could only be
presented to the
public 25
years later, the
extramusical context was lost when the 5th
symphony was
premiered in Leningrad. Only...
- sins."
Billboard stated "We may be more
entertained at
times by Rock's
extramusical affairs, but the "Devil"
should still be
given his due as a
clever and...
